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I rode the mini bike into the side of Mr. Robinson's new car parked on the street. I looked at his car and felt bad for what I did. As I scraped myself off of the ground, I knew I was in for it. I told my mother what had happend and she made me put the bike away. I was not allowed to
ride it for a month. ( how could you rewrite this paragraph and make it more interesting)

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