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Goal: Type everything so far with at least 95% accuracy. Build a paragraph from a claim, an example and an explanation. Keep quotations and punctuation exact.
In an invented story, the narrator says, "I kept the letter, but I never opened it." This sentence suggests hesitation: keeping the letter shows that it matters, while refusing to open it suggests fear or uncertainty. The quotation supports an interpretation, but it does not tell us exactly what the letter contains. A careful paragraph explains the words on the page and avoids inventing details that the text does not provide.
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