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  high class four.

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  So today, in English, I have a really, really exciting

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  collectivity for you.

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  Or which I've had a lot of fun doing my

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  example for now.

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  So let's have a look.

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  You're going to create a dream for Chloe.

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  Now, remember, Chloe is one of the main characters in

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  Mr Stink.

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  All right, you're going to create a dream involving Chloe.

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  So let's look at what that dream is going to

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  involve. Chloe wakes up in Mr Stinks body.

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  All right, so here's my example.

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  I hope you enjoy it.

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  Wolf, Wolf, bark the duchess.

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  All right, all right.

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  No need to bark.

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  I'm awake.

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  I said half asleep.

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  Hang on.

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  I thought to myself, That's not my voice.

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  This isn't my coat.

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  More importantly, since when do I stink?

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  Glancing into the reflection of a bottle, I realized I

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  wasn't may staring back at me.

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  Waas Mr.

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  Stink, I was Mr Stink.

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  I I screamed.

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  I'm a 50 year old man on.

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  They stink me to welcome to the club.

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  Mitt answered an elderly man sitting on the bench opposite

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  May. Now everybody so hope you enjoyed my example.

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  So I would like you to focus on including direct

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  speech. Now direct speech.

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  Speech, remember, is words and speech that is said by

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  a person.

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  All right, so remember to have your inverted commas, your

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  66 the beginning off the direct speech, your 99 at

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  the end of the direct speech.

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  All right.

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  Try not to use the words said, Try and choose

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  a better synonym.

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  Alright? You could say answered, replied, roared.

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  All right, so try and include as much vocabulary as

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  you can on descriptive language.

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  All right?

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  I can't wait to hear what you come up with

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  on. I look forward to reading them.

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  All right.

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  Bye for now.

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  Everybody take care.