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English, 30.04.2021 03:20 joannamarquez0701

Stories of a dog that carries, who or what is in the photo? Describe what you see. Where do you think this image takes place? Describe the setting.
What do you think happened before the photo was taken ?
What do you think could happen next ?
List three situations/stories that could be related to the image.
Example: if there is a dog walking in the forest.
Are you lost and find your way home? Are you a bum looking for food? Are you looking for
someone or something?

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