Writing a postcard from Paddington listing places and feelings
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I can write a postcard from Paddington’s perspective, including a list of places and his feelings.
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A postcard is written to someone when you are away somewhere, in this case Paddington in London.
Postcards are written in the first person, using 'I', 'me' or 'my'.
Adding descriptive language about places and feelings can help the person reading it imagine the experience.
A postcard needs to start with a greeting to who you are writing to, using 'Dear ...' or 'To ...'.
A list of places you have seen can be included in a postcard, with a comma in between and 'and' before the final place.
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