My Soccer: A Narrative Story

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My narrative story is about my experience in soccer. This sport is my favorite out of all of them. It is a sport where you can show off your skills and it is easy to play. The reason I play soccer is because my dad inspired me to play this sport. I am very thankful to play this sport. I hope that in the future, I will play soccer in fifa. When I first started soccer, I did not know what to do. Nobody passed the ball to me and everybody said that I suck out loud. Most of the time I managed to get the ball, but then the other team would get it back. I really needed help, so I began to watch soccer players so I can get some ideas to know what to practice. 5 weeks, after all that practicing after school I began to get really good. I played

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