English, 08.07.2019 21:00 20jessicar598

Ineed someone to check my paragraph i lost my grandpa this year, and it was the first time that i had lost a loved one. my grandpa died on january 27, 2018, it was the worst day ever. i remember him, saying “we will celebrate this new year of 2018 together and it will be an unforgettable year” but he we did not celebrate this year because he was in the hospital, and he stayed for a few weeks there. we all planned to visit him as a family, but before we leave the house we got a call from my grandma, and we heard the bad news. my grandpa passed away. it was hard to believe because he was my family’s strength. he was more than a father to me; i lived with him more than i did with my dad. i’ll never forget him and 'the memorise i had with him, i missed him so much.

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