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Personal Narrative: Moving To USA

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The day seems like will be a pretty good day. I was in my school. The classes were finished for the day. That day we had quizzes and and the professor we let out soon. I was wit my friends we were laughing, talking, and joking .When I arrive to my home, my parents told me that we can move to USA to get our resident and also to study. To be honest, in my class of English I was so bad student. I never understand this particular class, now, I nove to USA. Rhis notice was really challenging in my life. What I suppose to do in

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