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When we talk about people or things, we can use words that describe how they are, like 'big', 'small', 'kind', or 'funny'. In English, these words are called adjectives. For example, if we want to say that a giraffe is very tall, we use the adjective 'tall'. Think about a friend or a family member and choose one adjective to describe them. Then, write a sentence using that adjective to describe your friend or family member. Remember to start the sentence with 'My friend is...' or 'My family member is...' and use the correct form of the adjective. Explain why you chose that particular adjective to describe your friend or family member.

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In a science fair project, students were tasked with observing different types of animals in motion. They had to carefully note the speed at which animals of varying sizes moved across a marked area. After the observation, the students were required to present their findings using appropriate adjectives. In the presented data table, animals are described as 'slow' or 'fast' depending on their observed speed, while 'short' and 'tall' are used to categorize them by size. Based on the provided context, identify the correct adjectives that would appropriately describe the speed and size of the animals in the table.

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Imagine that you have a friend coming from another country to visit your hometown. Write a short description of two popular places in your town, using at least three different adjectives in English to show how they are. Remember to use adjectives like 'big', 'small', 'beautiful', 'interesting', 'fun', or any other you think fits best to describe the places. Also, explain why you chose these adjectives to describe each place.

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Think about your favorite animal and use your imagination to describe it in English. Write down at least three adjectives to talk about its size, speed, and fur or skin. Remember to use adjectives like 'big' or 'small' for size, 'fast' or 'slow' for speed, and 'furry' or 'smooth' for fur or skin. Then, explain why these adjectives fit well to describe your animal.

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Imagine you are writing a letter to a friend who lives in another country and you want to tell them about your new pet. Write four sentences in English describing your pet using the adjectives 'short', 'tall', 'slow', and 'fast'. Remember, adjectives are words we use to describe something or someone.

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