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Sometimes I ask myself: “Who Am I?” “Am I crazy?” “Is it right?” “Are you following me?” In other words: “Can you undersand what I’m trying to say?” Life is beautiful...or...is it?

I study every day. Yes, it is very boring. Today is Wednesday and I’m studying right now. Yesterday was Tuesday and I studied a lot. Tomorrow will be Thursday and nothing will change. I will study too. As you can see studying is all I’ve been doing. If I have some time I look at my cell phone. If I Have more time later, I will do it again. If I had a lot of time I would only do it, I guess. I got bad grades recently. If I had studied more and if I had used the mobile less maybe I would have gotten better grades. I know what I am supposed to do but I don’t. I should follow my teachers and parents advice. I know I must study if I really want to have better chances in life but it is so good not to do anything.

People don’t help me much. I have many friends and everywhere I go they come to me with some distractions. It happens everywhere and at anytime. I’ve already told them not to do it but it is helpless.

Today I arrived at school and the teacher told us to write a text with the following tittle: “What did you do this morning?” Some of these days she had asked us to write a text with the title: “What have you done so far this year?”

Suddendly, my mobile rang. It is Jenny on the line. She aked me: “What are you going to do tonight?” I was dumb shocked. She is gorgeous. Is she going to asked me out? I thought.

And the name of the story is...Grammar.


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