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Writing to Imagine, Explore and Entertain

Imagine, Explore and Entertain What does the author need to do? Be creative and avoid clichés. Use strong adjectives, nouns and verbs. Captivate audience by creating tension and atmosphere. Use imagery. Similes, personification, metaphors. Use a range of sentence types. Simple, compound and complex. Use sensory description. Create powerful descriptions of setting, character and action.

IMAGES - verbs, nouns, adjectives and adverbs. - the five senses. EXAMPLE: I felt prickly goose bumps cover my pale skin when a strange, shadowy figure quietly appeared at my bedroom window. Authors use images to add originality and powerful description to their work. To create images, authors use:

IMAGERY Authors also use imagery to add originality and powerful description to their work. To create imagery, authors use: -similes -personification (For example: The rain kissed my cheeks as it fell.) -metaphors (For example: Juliet is the sun.)

Change the underlined words in the sentences below to create more sophisticated and imaginative sentences. 1.Amanda ate the hamburger. 2.I had a nice time at the park. 3.The weather was bad during the summer holidays. 4.I was tired after I ran three miles. 5.She said she was hurt. Extension: Write a sentence with imagery using imaginative words.

1.Use personification with the following words: -alarm -stereo -clock 2. Change the following DULL sentences into FABULOUS sentences by using imagery: - I saw a cloud in the sky. - I was thirsty after I ran. - I saw a pretty beach.

Commas 1.When do you use commas?

Good example As I was walking down the dark, deserted alleyway, I saw a shadowy figure up ahead. I called out to it, but the shadows seemed to hold it back, as if to stop it revealing its identity.

Task: Write to make someone fall asleep Write a very dull and boring description of the following scenarios: o walking in a forest o going on a first date o getting arrested and going to the police station DO NOT include any of the following: - strong and varied vocabulary - imagery (metaphors, similes, five senses, etc.) - complex sentences (varied connectives, subordinate clauses, etc.) - tension, action or atmosphere

Task 2 Rewrite your paragraph by inserting the following: strong adjectives and verbs 5 senses similes

Task Change the following boring, dull paragraph into an engaging and entertaining text. I walked through the forest during the early evening on Sunday. I was all alone as I walked through the rows of trees. I saw a house in the distance. I got scared. It was getting dark. I heard a sound and looked behind me. I saw a man.

Task Improve the following sentences that are clichés. Remember to be creative, accurate and involving. Therefore, write a very descriptive sentence. 1.She was over the moon with delight. 2.He treats me like gold. 3.He was scared out of his skin. 4.She felt like her heart would break.