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Jessica is from Hastings on Hudson, a small town in New York on the Hudson River. She grew up there with her family, which includes her brother Donald and pets Roxy and Blaze. Jessica loves to travel and learn new things, and has lived and studied in many places, including attending university in Pennsylvania, studying on a boat in the Pacific Ocean, and going to university in Quito, Ecuador.
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Me final
- 1. Hello! My name is Jessica.
- 2. My country is the United States. I am from New York.
- 3. New York
- 4. I grew up in a town.
- 5. It is called Hastings on Hudson
- 6. It is a small town.
- 7. It is on the Hudson River.
- 9. There are many shops and restaurants.
- 12. Park
- 13. Train Station
- 14. Saturday Market
- 15. Schools
- 16. My house and family.
- 21. My pets Roxy & Blaze
- 22. Aunts and Uncles
- 23. Cousins
- 26. I love to travel and learn new things. I have lived and studied in many different places.
- 27. I went to university in Pennsylvania
- 29. I studied on a boat in the Pacific Ocean.
- 32. Tahiti
- 33. Costa Rica
- 34. Ecuador
- 35. My university in Quito.
- 38. Colombia
- 39. Honduras