Write about a conversation that changed you

 A talk that changed me in a way was talking with my therapist as I felt open into taking with some who I can feel safe speaking to and who can help with the problems I'm facing at the time of that conversation.

In class we studied lesson 7 vocabulary words in class.

We learned new 15 words in class solving their definition, synonym, antonym, and matching them with the correct sentence.

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