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Descriptive and Narrative Composition Banks Updated! (July 8th 2023)

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Hi everyone and happy weekend!

The descriptive and narrative composition banks have been updated, and here are four brand new FREE descriptive and narrative essays!

Meanwhile, the Narrative and Descriptive from the previous update have been reverted to Premium.

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Describe trying to sleep before an important day.
Write a description with the title, ‘The view from the other side’.
Write a story with the title, ‘The bridge’.
Write a story that includes the words, ‘… I couldn’t put it off any longer …’.

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