Lukeman Exercise Part One | Janette Jones
I chose to choose a short sentence from my work, and make it longer without combinding it wil the material preceding or following it.
Two years ago I moved to Peru, which is where my mother was born and raised. I lived with my grandma. Three days before I came home I went shopping for some things to bring home to my friends and family.
I lived with my grandma Gabriela, the same woman I named my baby boy after; I loved her very much.
Or
I stayed in my grandma Gabby's house, on the street named Venezuela, with my Grandma, or abuelita, my aunt Janet, and my cousin Kelly, who is a tramp.
Or
My grandma Rosa Gabriela Santander de Guzman, who went by Gabby to those who knew her well, and Gabriela to those who didn't know her as well; she was abuelita to me.
Two years ago I moved to Peru, which is where my mother was born and raised. I lived with my grandma. Three days before I came home I went shopping for some things to bring home to my friends and family.
I lived with my grandma Gabriela, the same woman I named my baby boy after; I loved her very much.
Or
I stayed in my grandma Gabby's house, on the street named Venezuela, with my Grandma, or abuelita, my aunt Janet, and my cousin Kelly, who is a tramp.
Or
My grandma Rosa Gabriela Santander de Guzman, who went by Gabby to those who knew her well, and Gabriela to those who didn't know her as well; she was abuelita to me.
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