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You could help me with my homework in english must be one of the 52 passengers who survived the Mayflower crossing you write a letter to your mother who has remained in England.

Describe the lonely conditions on the Mayflower, and how the arrival in Plymouth, NEW WORLD went ...

talk about the hard first winter, where you were staying and what you ate.

be authentic and don't forget to write in the past 1620

you can also say that you are doing better now 1621 and why we will be in the present tense. Thank you for your help

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