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Nezavi [6.7K]
3 years ago
11

What vivid sensory details could describe the trees nest and birds

World Languages
1 answer:
Gemiola [76]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

  • Fully bloomed cherry blossom tree
  • Small yet sturdy looking nest
  • Brightly coloured baby birds

Explanation:

Sensory details are used in writing to make the writing seem more real to the reader as they will appeal to the real-world five senses that humans posses.

Using the sensory details in the answer above, the model can be transformed into;

<em>As I was walking outside, I found a bird's </em><em>small yet sturdy looking</em><em> nest in our </em><em>fully bloomed cherry blossom</em><em> tree. It had </em><em>brightly coloured</em><em> baby birds in it. I could hear them. The mother bird came back and fed the babies.</em>

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