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the Poem "Oranges" by Gary Soto, the narrator falls in love with a girl and shows that he would do anything for 

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In the Poem "Oranges" by Gary Soto, the narrator falls in love with a girl and shows that he would do anything for love. First, the narrator talks about how it was the first time he walked with a girl. He  describe his view and the girl. Next, as both of them stop at a drugstore, t

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In the poem, "Oranges," by Gary Soto, a boy is out with a girl for the first time ever. He went to a small store and bought the girl and himself something. Then, he realized that what the girl wanted to purchase was worth more money than he had. Having hope on the lady at the register, he have her 2 oranges praying she would take them for a trade. The boy didn't want to embarrass himself or make himself look poor. The lady at the counter gave him one look and took in both oranges and gave them what was purchased. She knew what was going on and she felt the need to just let it slide.

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In the poem " Oranges" by Gary Soto, a boy uses an orange to replace money ( he had a nickel too), so that he could buy his girl the chocolate she wanted. First, the boy who is the main character of the poem waits for his girlfriend ( with two oranges in his pockets) outside of her house. Next, when she comes out he takes her to the drugstore as a place for their date. Then, when the girl wants a chocolate that costs ten cents from the drugstore and the boy only has a nickel, the boy uses one of his oranges to replace the other nickel. Finally, the boy with his girl's chocolate takes her outside of the drugstore, two blocks away from it, so that he and his girl could eat ( for her ) the chocolate ( and for him) and the leftover orange.

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In the poem "Oranges" by Gary Soto, a 12 year boy goes to a girl's house. First, he goes with two oranges in his pocket. Next, he describes the environment around him. Then, he goes to a store. Finally, he peels his orange and again describes everything around him.

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In the poem , "Oranges" by Gary Soto, The main chacter likes a girl and gos to a drug store with his girlfriend. Next, the girl wants a chocolate bar that is a dime when the main character only has a nickel and two oranges. Then, the boy gos to the cashier hoping that the nickel and one of his oranges would be enough and some how it was. Finally, The girl eats her chocolate while the boy eats his other orange together as a couple. What a family friendly ending.

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In the Poem "Oranges" by Gary Soto, the narrator falls in love with a girl and shows that he would do anything for love. First, the narrator talks about how it was the first time he walked with a girl. He  describe his view and the girl. Next, as both of them stop at a drugstore, the girl grabs a chocolate, it was worth more than what he had to spend. Then, he takes out an orange out of his pocket and places it on the counter along with a nickel. Finally, the

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In the poem "Oranges" by Gary Soto, the unnamed narrator fell for a girl and went on a date with her. First, the narrator goes to meet the girl and he had two oranges and a nickle in his pockets. Next, when he got to the girl's house he described everything happening around him and he escorted her to the drugstore. Then, she picked a chocolate that cost a dime and when he went to pay for the chocolate with the nickle and an orange, to which the clerk understood what he was doing. Finally, he had walked the girl home as she ate her chocolate and he ate his other orange.

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In the poem "Oranges" by Gary Soto, there was a boy who really liked a girl. The boy takes the girl to a drugstore telling her she could buy whatever she wanted. He only had a nickel in his pocket tough, so when the girl picked up chocolate that cost a dime he got worried. When they went over to the checkout counter he looked the salesclerk in the eye and she looked him back. He put down the nickle that he had and an orange which was one of the two he had in his pocket. The lady knew what was going on and she let him slide. They both went on there way and started walking. The boy was very happy and as the girl unraveled her chocolate he unraveled the last orange in his pocket.

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In the poem "Oranges" by Gary Soto, the narrator shows that he will do anything for love. First, he picks up the girl at her house. Then, they both go to a drugstore and  the narrator let's her buy anything she desires. Then, the girl picked a chocolate that costed a dime. Next, the narrator saw that he only had a nickel, so he put one of the two oranges he had bought. Then, the saleslady understood the narrator and accepted what he gave her. Finally, the girl got the chocolate and the narrator got the orange that was left.

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In the poem "Oranges" by Gary Soto, a 12 year old boy walks to a girls house with two oranges in his pocket. Then, they walked to the drug store with one nickel in his pocket. He told the girl to get anything she would like, and she wanted a chocolate for a dime. he didn't want to hurt her but he knew he had only 1 nickel. When they went to pay he put the nickle and orange on the counter. The saleslady understood and took the nickel and orange. After, she gets the chocolate, they walk back while he peels his orange that looks like fire in his hand.

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In the poem "Oranges" by Gary Soto, the narrator does anything to make the girl happy. First, he goes for a walk with an orange and nickle in his pocket. Next, they went to the drugstore to get chocolate. Then after realizing the chocolate costs a dime, he put his orange and nickle out, but the lady understood and gave him the chocolate. Finally, they walked home, and he ate his orange.

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A boy walks with a girl for the first time. First, he goes to pickup the girl at her house with two oranges in his pocket. Next, they go to a drugstore and the boy tells the girl  to get whatever she wants. Next, she picks a chocolate that costs a dime, but the boy only had a nickle. Finally, the boy gives an orange and a nickle and gets the chocolate.

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In the poem "Oranges" by Gary Soto, first, the boy goes to pick up the girl with two oranges in his pocket. Next, they went into a drugstore and the girl wanted choclate. Then, the choclate cost 10 cents, but the boy only had a nickle and two oranges. He put the nickel and orange on the counter and the slaes lady just looked at him and she knew very well what it was about. Finally, they walked a couple blocks away so the girl could eat her choclate. Someone might of thought the boy was making a fire in his hands.

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In this poem "Oranges" by Gary Soto a boy is going on a date with a gril (spelled it wrong on purpose) when he is 12 with 2 oranges. They stop by a drug store so the gril could buy a chocolate. The chocolate costed 10 cents but he only had 5, so along with the 5 cents he gave 1 of his oranges. Finally, they leave the store and the boy peels one of his oranges that "look like fire in his hands" while the girl ate her diabetic chocolate.

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In the poem "Oranges" by Gary Soto, the narrator is gives up a possession for a girl he is with. First, he goes to pick the girl up and they head to the store. Next, the narrator allows the girl to get anything out of the store that she wants. Then, the girl takes chocolate off the shelf. The boy realizes that the chocolate costs a dime, but he only has 5 cents and two oranges. Lastly, he decides to give her the five cents and one of his orange. The lady at the counter allows him to pay like this and the two leave after paying.