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How you Describe a classroom?
You describe anything the same way:What does it look like?What does it sound like?What does it smell like?What does it feel like?(Sometimes) What does it taste like?You must use your senses to describe things.
How do you describe something that belongs to something?
You describe anything in the same way:Use the senses - what does it look like, sound like, smell like, feel like, taste likeUse emotion - how do you feel when you think about this thing?Use facts - what else do you know about this thing?
How do you describe something extremely important and necessary?
You describe anything in the same way:Use the senses - what does it look like, sound like, smell like, feel like, taste likeUse emotion - how do you feel when you think about this thing?Use facts - what else do you know about this thing?
What changes can you feel during a rainstorm with your five senses?
During a rainstorm, you can feel the coolness of the raindrops on your skin, hear the sound of rain falling, see the dark clouds and rain falling, smell the earthy petrichor scent, and taste the freshness in the air.
How do you know if eggplant is still good?
To determine if an eggplant is still good, check for firmness; it should feel solid and not soft or mushy. Look for smooth, shiny skin without any dark spots, wrinkles, or blemishes. Additionally, gently press the skin; it should spring back, indicating freshness. If the eggplant has a sour smell or shows signs of mold, it's best to discard it.
How would you describe chips using the senses?
Easy. Use your nose to describe the smell. (salty, greasy etc.) Use your eyes to describe what it looks like. (golden, flat, etc.) Use your fingers to feel the chips. (bumpy, smooth, etc.) Hope this helped!
What is the verb of sensation?
The verb of sensation is "to feel." It is used to describe the action of experiencing a physical or emotional sensation through touch, sight, hearing, taste, or smell.
How do you describe a place?
You write down everything you know about that place:what does it look likewhat does it sound likewhat does it smell likewhat does it feel like -- this also includes feelings as in emotions
What can you smell in the wood?
All you can really smell is nature. You can feel the wind blowing and smell trees and the wilderness.
How do you describe something you own which is important to you?
My tattered old teddy bear that my father gave to me the day I was born. You describe anything in the same way:Use the senses - what does it look like, sound like, smell like, feel like, taste likeUse emotion - how do you feel when you think about this thing?Use facts - what else do you know about this thing?
What is the opposite of smell?
feel, touch, or exhale.
What helps an arthropods to smell and feel?
nothing
