Personal Narrative: Roller Coaster

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"." I really liked the roller coaster we went on.
I could have had the chance to win a free phone.
"?"Should I have done all of this for it?
Could you pass the salt and the peppers overhear?
"!"I should leave today or else I might not make it!
I screamed a lot when we went on that big roller coaster!
","Apples, oranges, bananas, grapes, and other fruits are very popular.
Could you get some milk, grapes, kiwis, and, cheese from the market?
I would have gone on, but I was too afraid.
I would like you to call Jack, but not Mark?
The first school field trip is on January 12, 2017.
The city decided to put fireworks for their first time on July 4, 1990.
"-"The high-speed chase was getting more and more dramatic.
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