Question

write a descriptive writing to describe a scene/person or thing using our 5 senses and word limit is 100-125 words​

Answer 1

Answer:

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Explanation:

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Answer 2

Answer:

Smell is the most nostalgic of the 5 senses. Which of us isn’t transported back to school when we smell over-cooked cabbage, or to childhood summers when we smell freshly-mown grass?

Incidentally, smell is a useful way of getting characters to remember an event from the past, in the form of a flashback (assuming that this event is important to the understanding of the present story). But that’s getting off topic…

For descriptive writing, evoking the sense of smell is a great way of saying a lot with very few words. Try to imagine the following…

The smell of a woodland in summer after rain.

Sour milk in the refrigerator.

The first smell of the sea through a car window.

I didn’t write those sentences descriptively, like I would have done in a novel. In other words, I told you, I didn’t show you. Even so, the mere mention of those things likely conjured up entire settings for you.

So again, just finding one really evocative smell to describe will go a long way.

Explanation:

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