English, 07.01.2020 09:31 19cmulett

Think of a place where you spent time and that brings back good memories. the place could be a home or a room in a home, a summer camp, a relative's house, the woods, a park, a swimming pool, a particular store, or any place that is very familiar to you.

think of several different ways to describe your place: what it looks like, what it sounds like, what it smells like, who else is there, if anyone is speaking, how people are interacting in that space, and so on.

finally, think of why this place retains strong memories for you. what is it that makes your place special? how can you use vivid detail and imagery to make people wish they were there with you?

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now, write a paragraph describing your place. use 3 to 5 complete sentences to provide details about the place. use thorough descriptions to make readers feel happy to be there or want to go there.

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