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Whale Watch Persuasive Letter
Dear Sophie,
I'm going on a whale watch. You told me you like d whales before. So, would you like to join me?During the whale watch, we will see the huge whale jumping out of the water and making a big splash. You can't imagine how big the whale is. However, if you see it by your own eyes, you will gasp. After you see the whale, maybe you can learn more about it too.I'm sure you will like this trip. Come with me! Let's go!
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