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Jan 23, 2008
Deb (or anyone else)
I think I remember helping young writers write stronger
endings using a "wish or promise." Can you please give some
insight or teaching strategies for this? Thanks
sj/1st
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Thank you, Deb for the suggestions on endings.
Thank you to the individual who took the time to post a request
to further explanation.
This is an excellent example of why I continue to visit this site.
sj/1st
Thank you, Deb for the suggestions on endings.
Thank you to the individual who took the time to post a request
to further explanation.
This is an excellent example of why I continue to visit this site.
sj/1st
deb and Debra Renner Smith :)
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On 2/08/08, sj/1st wrote:
> Thank you, Deb for the suggestions on endings.
> Thank you to the individual who took the time to post a request
> to further explanation.
>
> This is an excellent example of why I continue to visit this
site.
> sj/1st
On 2/08/08, sj/1st wrote:
> Thank you, Deb for the suggestions on endings.
> Thank you to the individual who took the time to post a request
> to further explanation.
>
> This is an excellent example of why I continue to visit this
site.
> sj/1st
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On 1/23/08, Marsha/ga/1st wrote:
> Deb (or anyone else)
> I think I remember helping young writers write stronger
> endings using a "wish or promise." Can you please give
some
> insight or teaching strategies for this? Thanks
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