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Darkest hour I watched a movie “ Darkest hour”. It describes Winston Churchill. It was a great movie. The most impressive scene is the prime minister took a subway and listened to the ordinary people’s opinion. He was struggling to decide whether the Britain starts to negotiate with Germany or keep fighting. He could make a decision to keep fighting because all people in the tube said to him “ We will never give up”.

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Darkest Hour

I watched a movie called “Darkest Hour”. [1] It describes is about Winston Churchill. [2] It was a great movie. The most impressive scene is {or: "was"} when the prime minister took a subway ride (?) [3] and listened to the ordinary people’s opinions. [4] He was struggling to decide whether the Great Britain [5] should starts to negotiating with Germany or keep fighting. He would make a the decision to keep fighting because all people in the tube said to him “ We will never give up”.


1. Or: "I watched the movie, "Darkest Hour."

2. "To describe" Winston Churchill would be something like "He's bald, overweight, and smokes a cigar."

3. If he didn't ride the train, then it's just "went in the subway/underground". {"Underground" is more appropriate because it's the UK system}

4. Or: "the opinions of average people".

5. Or: "the British".

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Darkest hour

I watched the a movie “ Darkest Hour”. It is about  describes Winston Churchill. It was a great movie. The most impressive scene is when the Prime Minister took the a subway and listened to the ordinary people’s opinion. He was struggling to decide whether the Britain should  starts to negotiate with Germany or keep fighting. He could made the a decision to keep fighting because  everyone on all people in the tube said to him “ We will never give up”.
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Darkest Hour

I watched the movie “Darkest Hour”. It's about Winston Churchill. It was a great movie. The most impressive scene is when the prime minister took the subway and listened to the ordinary people’s opinions. He was struggling to decide whether the Britain should starts to negotiate with Germany or keep fighting. He could make the decision to keep fighting because all people in the tube said to him, “We will never give up.”


NOTE: That was my favourite scene too! :)

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