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English Writing Exercise (All Levels)

Course 102, Unit 4, Lesson 3

Describing the weather

Instructions: Describe the weather for five days, and explain what different people need for that weather. Ex. Today it is raining, and it is cold. The woman needs a raincoat and an umbrella.

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I have more than twenty cats in my house. They were all owner less cats from my neighbouring railway station or streets. I have sheltered them. So my house is filled with cats both upstairs and downstairs. They need my warm glance and gentle hands to stroke their backs.
I am busy running up and down for feeding, cleaning, combing and hugging every day. When you call me, you can hear their voices like symphoney.
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  • Mariapia
    Mochapoints: 845  |  Teacher Score: 472 (0%)
    At first I sent my paper titled 'At home.' However I found it had been changed into 'Describing the weather.' I don't know why.
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