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Writing to Describe. Paper 2 Section B. Describe something that frightens you.
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Writing to Describe Paper 2 Section B
Describe something that frightens you I turned the corner into the street. I could see a lot of buildings around me. It was dark but there was a moon. There were people walking up and down the street and standing in the doorways. A dog barked at me. I was frightened. I started to run…
Use CASSIE • C Colours • A Adjectives/adverbs • S Sentence structure • S Senses • I Imagery • E Emotions
Colours • I turned the corner into the brightly lit, orange street. • I could see a lot of dark grey buildings around me.
Adjectives/adverbs It was a dark night but there was a soft glow from the moon, hidden secretly behind the clouds.
Sentence structure There were people walking up and down the street, standing in the doorways, loitering on the corners,chatting quietly in the bars - but it all passed me by.
Senses A dog barked at me. I could see the hairs stand up on the back of his neck and as he bared his teeth, the smell of his breath filled my nostrils. I felt queasyand I could taste the fear in my mouth.
Imagery I was frightened. I felt like a rabbit caught in headlights. The orange glow of the streetlamps was an infrared heater bearing down on me.
Emotions I started to run, my heart thumping in my chest. Tears streamed down my face until my vision was so blurred the pavement in front of me became a sea of grey. Where was I? Where had they gone? How could they leave me alone in this busy bustling
The better version I turned the corner into the brightly lit, orange street. I could see a lot of concrete, grey buildings around me. It was a dark night but there was a soft glow from the moon, hidden secretly behind the clouds. There were people walking up and down the street, standing in the doorways, loitering on the corners, chatting quietly in the bars - but it all passed me by. A dog barked at me. I could see the hairs stand up on the back of his neck and as he bared his teeth, the smell of his breath filled my nostrils. I felt queasy and I could taste the fear in my mouth. I was frightened. I felt like a rabbit caught in headlights. The orange glow of the streetlamps was an infrared heater bearing down on me. I started to run, my heart thumping in my chest. Tears streamed down my face until my vision was so blurred the pavement in front of me became a sea of grey. Where was I? Where had they gone? How could they leave me alone in this busy bustling wilderness?