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Personal Narrative: My Brother I Spent With Soccer

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My brother just started playing soccer. This was his first time and he didn’t know that much about it. I had played when I was little and I knew somethings about soccer so I figured I could teach him what I knew. We started and he so caught on. What mainly caused me to want to teach my brother what I knew about soccer was how he couldn’t quit kick the ball where he wanted it to go. So I tought him how I learned to kick it and he caught on quick. After a while he and I were able to play a real game in our yard. After that taught him how to kick the ball we worked on passing. Since I taught him how to kick and pass the ball my brother was able to help enjoy playing the game and help his team.Although the big effect was he was able
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