English, 11.10.2019 16:50 rodrickahammonds

i need with my english 2 honors assignment 1.16h essay love of things. this is what it says, "write a well-reasoned essay in which you respond to one of the following quotations. in your response, take a position (whether you agree or disagree) and use evidence from the story, real life, and one other short story or novel you have read to support your perspective. there is no right or wrong response; instead, your instructor will be evaluating your depth of thought and the strength of your evidence and explanations.
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did anybody have this assignment? can some one give me an idea of what to do i am so confused.

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