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Use Your Senses

Describing a place by what you see, hear, smell, taste and touch

Lesson 2
Spicy
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Date
Chef Polpetta

Two senses chosen well beat five crammed in. Pick the ones that suit the place.

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Tick the right one

aSmoke caught in my throat and tasted of burnt sugar.The fire was a truly terrible experience.sense
bThe hall was eerie and unpleasant to be in.The hall smelled of cold stone and old candles.sense
cThe soup felt like the best thing ever.The soup scalded the roof of my mouth.sense
dSomewhere below, a door closed softly.Somewhere below, something quite interesting happened.sense
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Find the 4 mistakes

The night market was a wonderful experience. Lamps swung above the stalls and threw shadows across the cobbles. The fried dough smelled of hot oil and sugar. Everything felt magical. The crowd was lovely. Somewhere behind us a violin was being tuned, badly. It was all quite incredible.
Three sentences do real sensing. The rest are opinions wearing sense words.
Write the corrections here
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Now you write

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a Describe a kitchen at midnight using two senses, not sight:
b Describe a beach in winter using a sound and a touch:
c Describe a place where one sense is missing and say what that does:
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Help Polpetta

Chef Polpetta

I reviewed the new bakery! It looked nice. It looked clean. It looked lovely inside. Three sentences! That is plenty, no?

Rewrite Polpetta's review in two sentences that use three different senses between them.
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