Writing a postcard with descriptions and questions
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I can write a postcard from Paddington's perspective, including descriptions and questions.
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Adding descriptive language to a postcard helps the reader imagine what the place is like.
Two adjective sentences need a comma in between the two adjectives, such as 'black, zooming taxi'.
Asking a 'Did you know ...?' question teaches someone a fact about something, in this case, London.
A postcard should end with naming who the postcard is from, in this case, Paddington.
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