Rich vocabulary associated with the water
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I can effectively use the words ‘treacherous', ‘murky’ and other rich vocabulary associated with the water.
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'Treacherous' is an adjective which means dangerous or unsafe; like terrifying rapids.
'Murky' is an adjective which means dark, muddy or cloudy; like water that’s so dirty you can barely see through it.
'Stagnant' is an adjective which means stale or lifeless; like a dirty pond where nothing is living or moving.
'Choppy', 'frothy' and 'shimmering' are other rich vocabulary associated with water.
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