HELLO! My Name Is Michael. Today i’m going to discuss about people, By how they feel, or react to something you didn’t expect, Because people have feelings. Feeling is an emotional state or reaction, And what are they’re feelings when comes in sport. Because when you are playing Basketball a sport then you win the championship, you’re going to feel happy right.

People can also do things that they want to do to get themselves Happy. Sometimes people takes the challenge seriously, silly, or confident that the challenge will be easy because they study. People can also be funny, cool, corny, or joyful. It just depends in the person if he/she will decide.

People can also react, By what’s happening to their surroundings, or somebody just throw trash everywhere, or someone died. When people react they have feelings when they react, ex: Someone you loved just died you’re reaction will be shocked and you will feel sad, another example is” When you and your friends enter a haunted house you’re reaction will be afraid and you’re feeling will be scary” right.

People can do anything when they’re goal is achieved. To achieved that you must work hard, study hard to achieve the goal you want to achieve, Then after that you must find a work, then you must save to the money you’ve earn, then you can do whatever you want.

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