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IN GOOGLE  WHAT I USE A LOT IS MAKING A BACKGROUND  OR A THEME . I THINK IT JUST MAKES  IT  NICER AND MORE FUN TO READ

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i went to your about google slide

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I use links for example in the journeys inside thing I link the Journey Insides to let the people click on the link and automatically take them there

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how to make a table

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you can put pictures into the slide

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use a table to number things

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I learned how to make a chart

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i us images to reedit

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I have used insert link to link different slides together and also you can add different websites and stuff.

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You can use for funny stuff ( like weenie dogs.) instead of work.

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What I use a lot is pasting shapes

Ex. I make one eyeball for my vampire the instead of making a another one I just click on the shape do Ctrl+C then Ctrl+

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I use the inserting tool for images also I use fonts and background colors to make it look more festive :D :D :D :D :D :D :D YAY!!!

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In google slides use animations and how big the words are and the font and tables and charts for things to put in to.

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in google slides i links

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I have used a Link.

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The image and i use it for every thange

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In Google slides my favorite thing that we did in here was The Spirt Animal, because I liked that we would link photos in the slides. Another example that I liked was linking information from the website that you got it from.

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is the image thing so I can put images in to the slide

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what i use in google slides is charts because it is so easy to get info.

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In google slides what I use a lot is making a background or a theme. I think it just makes it nicer and more fun to read.

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I use the new slide using control+M.