Thursday, 7 May 2020
My writing work :)
My work I had to do.
I heard the sound of the wind, the rustling trees and the sound of birds squawking.
I smelt fresh air and salt.
I saw wood, tree's, land, grass, my friends, river and my teacher. will I fall off,
I could taste the air.
I thought 'Will I fall off?'
What did I do?- I turned around and talked to my friends because I was bored.
:> :) That's it =)
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Thank you for your positive, thoughtful, helpful comments.
Positive - something done well
Thoughtful - a sentence to let us know you actually read/watched or listened to what they had to say
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Tēnā koe Dayna,
ReplyDeleteNgā mihi nunui ki a koe
Many Greetings to you
Ka pai e Dayna, i te wā i pānui au i tāu mahi i toko te pikitia o ngā kupu ki rō rerenga, mīharo, ara ko te '...rustling tree's and the sound of birds squawking'
Well done Dayna, when I read your mahi one can see an image because of the words in the sentences, Great '...rustling tree's and the sound of birds squawking'
Ko ngā āhuatanga e rata ana ki awau;
1. Ngā tūahua ki rō rerenga '...rustling tree's...' me te '...birds squawking'
2. Tō ngana ki te whakamahi i ngā kārawarawa
Things I enjoyed;
1. The adjectives (describing words) used in your sentences '...rustling tree's...' and '...birds squawking'
2. Your fantastic effort in using punctuation
Ngā āhuatanga māhau hei tiro ano;
1. Tangohia te pakini mai i te '... tree's...', pēnei kē '... trees...'
2. Tāpirihia he tohukī me he tohu pātai, kia pēnei 'Will I fall off?', hei tohu i tētahi e whai whakaaro ana i tētahi āhuatanga me te tohu i te wairua pātai o taua wāhanga o te rerenga
Things for you to look again at;
1. Take away the aprostrophe from '...tree's..', to this '... trees...'
2. Add speech marks & a question mark to 'Will I fall off?' to indicate someones thoughts and questions
Noho ora, haumaru hoki ki a kautau ko tō whānau
You & your whānau stay well & safe