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Descriptive Writing Homework - Place

The document outlines a descriptive piece about a favorite place, emphasizing its location and visual characteristics. It encourages the use of sensory details to create a vivid image, including sights, sounds, smells, and feelings associated with the place. The piece should be organized into paragraphs and written in the present tense, focusing on personal experiences and emotions related to the location.

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Descriptive Writing Homework - Place

The document outlines a descriptive piece about a favorite place, emphasizing its location and visual characteristics. It encourages the use of sensory details to create a vivid image, including sights, sounds, smells, and feelings associated with the place. The piece should be organized into paragraphs and written in the present tense, focusing on personal experiences and emotions related to the location.

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Write a descriptive piece about a place you like visiting.

Include
details about what the place looks like and what you like about it.

You should:
• start by telling the reader what place you will be describing
and where it is.
• describe what the place looks like so the reader can clearly
picture it.
• use some of your five senses (what you can see, hear, smell,
touch, and taste).
• include details about what you like doing there.
• use interesting imagery and descriptive words.
• describe how the place makes you feel.
• use paragraphs to organise your ideas.

Do not write this like a story. You are describing a place, not telling an
event. You should be using the present tense throughout most of it.
You should aim to write at least three/four paragraphs.

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