Mohammed's Way Of Life

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Do you guys know Mohammed
Football player going for the touchdown.He scores a touchdown!!! Mohammed was a football player for 2 years.He had braces when he was in 5th grade.Mohammed has 1 sister and one brother.Mohammed sometimes uses glasses.Mohammed is from palestine. Mohammed has many things to do in life.
First, who are the other people in Mohammed’s family? what is unusual or special about any of them? who is Mohammed’s favorite? Mohammed has 5 people in his family including him. One little brother and sister.Mohammed’s brother looks like him. Mohammed’s favorite family Member is his little brother.
One other question are what is Mohammed’s favorite activities,hobbies,and sports?Mohammed’s activity is playing basketball.Mohammed’s hobby is playing in the ps4. Mohammed’s favorite sport is football. …show more content…
Mohammed is a person that does a lot of activities such as playing sports and video games.Mohammed is a nice friend to have because he does kind things and respect people. That is it this is the end of Mohammed’s story and I thank you for listening to my

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