Describing Things

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#1

Describing things

#2

It's fun to describe things.

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It helps others know more about them.

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For example, a dog can be big, soft, and loud.

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A bird can be tiny and yellow.

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An apple might be red, sweet, and crunchy.

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The sky might be blue and clear.

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When we describe things, we help people imagine them.

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They can get a picture of those things in their minds.

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Describing things makes writing and speaking more colorful and interesting.

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Conversation A

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Hey, Ken. Is Ivy here?

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Hi, Emily. No, sorry. She just went to lunch.

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Oh, okay. I'll find her later.

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Whose cat is that outside?

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A cat?

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Describe it for me.

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It's orange, and it's pretty tiny.

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It has a long tail, and it's loud.

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I heard it before I saw it.

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Oh, that's Muffy. She's my neighbor's cat.

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She's very cute.

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Conversation B

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Muffy is a nice cat.

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She likes to sit outside on clear, sunny days.

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So do I. And the weather is so nice today.

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It is.

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Well, I need to get going. I have a lot to do.

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Before you go, would you like a pear?

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They're sweet and a little crunchy.

#31

Sure. Thanks, Ken. I love pears.

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See you later.