Step 3: Pаrt 2 — Describe the Scene & Actiоns Required: Cleаrly lаbel this sectiоn as "Part 2" in yоur text box. Goal: Use the simple present tense to describe what is happening in the picture. A list of complete sentences is perfectly acceptable, but consider organizing related ideas into loose groups. Checklist for Part 2: Setup the scene so your actions don't exist in a vacuum. Include at least two of the following context details: State where the group / main characters are currently located. Where possible use a part of the city or a building (i.e. He is in the library.) Where possible, state where people are located in relation to each other, or in relation to other background context. Where possible, describe the scene generally, stating what objects, people, etc are present using the verb hay. State when or on what day an action happens. (i.e. Pepe runs in the park every afternoon.) State where someone is going Use a minimum of 12 unique verbs in this section. Do not overly repeat the same verb for multiple sentences (e.g., do not use comer three different ways). Underline each primary verb or verb combination in this section so I can see your variety. Weave in context clues to enrich the details of your writing. Include ideas such as: where an action happens to/from where with whom when / at what time why how often Creatively showcase the various double-verb phrases we have practiced to express future plans, desires, or obligations. Look for opportunities to describe: What people are going to do next What people want to do What people intend/plan to do What people have to or should do Note: If you use a verb phrase like "wants to eat," the infinitive (to eat) is what counts as your unique action. It is 100% okay to invent future plans or desires to showcase your language skills, so long as it makes logical sense based on the image. For example: If you see an icon or character swimming, do not randomly state that they are going to go skiing later. Instead, you could say they are going to buy a new swimsuit or want to swim for two hours.
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