A fragment by Ll Po
English, 08.05.2021 07:00 yselahernandez02
Which theme is evident in the passage?
Good fellowship by Ll Po
A fragment by Ll Po
A. Nature is precious and people should respect it.
B. Pride and pleasure are temporary aspects of life.
C. People must appreciate what they have and enjoy their lives.
D
Perseverance and hard work can overcome life's adversities.
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