Trains

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8 Responses to Trains

  1. Louis says:

    Wow.
    I love how you used ‘the parallel lines go on for ever’.
    Amazing description. What inspired you to write this?

  2. Ethan and kenan says:

    I love all the descripion and the long words that even I don’t know. by ethan

    I like the puncuation. by Kenan

  3. Louis CB says:

    Thanks a lot

  4. Can says:

    well done Louis I really liked the part when it went The dull, distraught click-clacking of the train was incomprehensible, so I was bored to my bones. but the puncuation at the end was a bit hard to understand

  5. Jessica says:

    Hi Louis,
    You used lots of great adjectives and I could imagine being on a really horrible, hot, bumpy train journey.
    The only bad things are that instead of “pleading for it to stop” it should probably be something like “pleading her to make the train stop” and you started a sentence with but where there could be a better opener.

  6. Jake says:

    Hi Louis,
    You have a very wild imagination and there are definatly some ups and downs in the story. I have tried to list as many as I can in the following.
    Good points:
    1. You have used good snappy scentences
    2.You’ve used amazing description
    3.I couln’t really make out were you were utill the end

    Things that could be improved:
    1. Train lines don’t always run parralel
    2.Although your description was brilliant, you could have used a little more story telling and a little less of that description

    Keep up the amazing work Louis!

  7. Shaunadermody says:

    This is brilliant piece of work. I love the brilliant verbs you have used for example pleaded. Your choice of adjectives have created some fantastic images.
    Brilliant Louis.

  8. Claire Cantor says:

    I agree with Jake.More story needed.But great description.Love the clicketyclack sound.

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