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Examples Of Informative Speech About 9/11
So, today I'm going to talk about 9/11 and how my mom how my mom felt . My mom was at home sleeping because she worked overnights.” And she felt very confused and sad.” My mom found out by my dad calling my mom by watching the tv at my dad’s work.When my mom see video’s and photos she gets really sad.

Although my mom didn't know any of the people personally. She had felted sad for all the family's. she would have wished she could of helped all the family’s. My mom has never visited Ground Zero. My mom is not happy about them rebuilding the towers because what if it happened again.

My mom said that everybody came together to clean up the place and get all the body's clean up. And to find people who survived and is under a

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