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1.) Write a paragraph of at least 5 complete sentences describing the photo.

?media_id=15355132.) Use correct subject-verb agreement.

3.) Respond to at least 2 other discussion posts.

4.) Choose at least three of the following vocabulary words to make your paragraph more interesting. 

prodigious     perilous     urban     significant     hospitable          

frigid     unexpected     astray     escaped     roam   

 

For example: (You may not copy these sentences, but they can help you)

In the photo, there are a significant amount of buffaloes. It looks like they are in a city or an urban area. I see many cars driving perilously close to the buffaloes. One of the buffalo looks smaller than the others. The weather is nasty and it appears to be very cold. 

 

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This is a photo of a total of 5 buffaloes. They look lost and appear to be on the road where cars are following behind and is probably unexpected. All of them are in a straight line apart from one which is astray and off to the side. One of the buffaloes seems to be a young one and is significantly smaller. The smaller buffalo is called a calf, which is the name of a young buffalo.

 

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