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When is True Love??

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I tell you something about Sid, a friend of my cousin. He was gentleman, kind and sweet guy. This guy admires only a one girl named Anne. Anne is a simple pretty girl. Sid attempts say his feelings to Anne but Anne has a boyfriend that time so she refuses Sid. At that time they are in high school. Time goes by but this guy is still in love with Anne their destiny crosses they find each other in college. Sid is still in love with Anne. Anne is free no commitment at all so they are free to love each other but destiny plays their heart. All of Sid’s friends are in love with Anne so Sid cannot make a move because he considers the feelings of his friends.

Sometimes destiny plays at the wrong time. At this point we need to have more patience. True love conquer all even destiny. True love comes at the right time, right place, and of course at the right person.

Why, Oh Why?

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In an explanatory why composition you present an opinion. You explain clearly and directly why a particular idea should be accepted. For instance, you may want to explain why Manila is a pleasant city or why every passenger in a car should wear seat belt.

To find topics for explanatory why compositions, simply think about your own life. What issues do you feel strongly about? For instance, how do you feel about your school, your neighbourhood, or your town? How do you feel about TV, work-study programs, public transportation, or the draft? Choose a topic that is important to you. After you have chosen your topic, make notes for your composition. Think about why you feel the way you do. Plan to state your opinion in the introduction. Plan to support your opinion in the introduction. Plan to support your opinion with reasons or facts in the body of the composition. Plan to sum up your argument in the conclusion.