English, 09.09.2021 21:30 unknown9263

Tony, a sixth grade student wrote that the main idea of this passage was "if you get stuck in soft sand, M's really hard to get out of Do you agree with Tony? If you agree explain why. If you don't explain why and indicate what you think the main idea should be Your response should be 46 sentences long Stuck again! I sat there in the front seat of my jeep, thinking cant believe it not again with a sigh, I stepped down to the ground and slowly walked around the jeep. There it was my right rear tire was sunk into about 4 feet of loose sand "Sand is the worst, I thought to myself. *This is going to take hours to dig myself out foot out my shovel and started dioging. Sure enough it was slow going, trying to get rid of all that sand so my tire would spin again. Why can't be more careful?? heptasking myself need to stop daydreaming and pay attention to the road!"

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