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Https://prod-cat-files. macmillan. cloud/CMS/SampleChapters/NDP000DE9/ 1760_The%20Language%20of%20Composit ion,%203e%20Sample%20Chapter%205.pd f Go to pages 193 to 208 and read the 2 articles carefully. Then write a two paragraph analysis, one paragraph analysis for the first article and the other paragraph analysis for the second article. Please use your own words. And please do not use or a copy anything from the Internet, because my teacher is really strict on that and she gives straight off zeros. Please please help me I’m going to use all my points. I know they might not be a lot. But please I tried. Please if anyone could help. If I get anyone to help, I will get more points and give them up for free. Please help me if you can. Please it’s due before 6:30 pm today.
I will really appreciate if someone could help, if anyone is really good in English.

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