20 percent happier on weekends than on
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A Gallup poll found that Americans are
20 percent happier on weekends than on
workdays. Americans also ranked working as
one of their least pleasurable activities, while
socializing after work was one of their most
pleasurable activities.
Although most people must structure their days around school or work, they still
prefer their free time. Think carefully about this statement.
Write an essay explaining the importance of making time for both work and play.
Be sure to
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• clearly state your thesis
organize and develop your ideas effectively
choose your words carefully
edit your writing for grammar, mechanics, and spelling
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