Franklin Founding Father

Is this a good introduction to my report?

Lol.
Benjamin Franklin
Founding Father and Inventor

Many people wonder, who was Benjamin Franklin? What did he do? When did he live? What did he accomplish? Well, I’m here to tell you all about that. We’re going back in time, back to January 17th,1706. Benjamin was born today, and with the start of his life, came the start of a new world.
I’m in 9th grade by the way. We’re reviewing colonial america, and I’m just doing my report like, 2 days before it’s due.
Crap.
Haha

you need to put quotation marks around the questions.
and leave out the well, im here to tell you all about that part.

Many people wonder,”Who was Benjamin Franklin?” “What did he do?” “When did he live?” “What did he accomplish?” We’re going back in time; back to January 17th,1706. Benjamin was born today, and with the start of his life, came the start of a new world.

that’s more grammatically correct(:
but its really good though,

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