ME BEFORE PANDEMIC

The COVID-19 pandemic has had a significant impact on the way we

live our lives. It has changed the way we work, interact with others,
and approach everyday activities. In this essay, I will compare and
contrast life before and after the pandemic.

Before the pandemic, life was relatively normal. We could go to

school or work without worrying about getting sick. We could go out
with friends and family, attend concerts and other events, and travel
without restrictions. We could shake hands, hug, and be in close
proximity to others without fear.

After the pandemic, life has changed drastically. We now have to

wear masks and practice social distancing to prevent the spread of
the virus. We have had to adapt to remote work and virtual schooling.
Many events have been canceled or postponed, and travel
restrictions have been put in place. We have had to limit our social
interactions and refrain from physical contact.

Before the pandemic, we took many things for granted. We didn't fully
appreciate the freedom to travel and explore new places or the
simple pleasure of meeting with friends for coffee or dinner. We didn't
realize the importance of face-to-face communication and the value
of physical touch.

After the pandemic, we have had to learn to appreciate the little

things in life. We have become more aware of the importance of
taking care of our health and the health of others. We have learned
to adapt to new technologies and ways of communicating with
others.
I
n conclusion, the COVID-19 pandemic has had a profound impact on
our lives. It has forced us to change the way we live and interact with
others. While life before the pandemic was more carefree and
unrestricted, life after the pandemic has taught us valuable lessons
about resilience, adaptation, and the importance of human
connection.
 COMPREHENSION
Who plays the sea turtle in the production?

How did Mr. Perez know judges were coming?

How does a school become part of the competition?

If they do well, what will it help?

What is the grand prize?

Does Mr. Perez think they can win? Why?