Brainstorming

1. When did the scene take place?
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2. When did the scene take place?
Summer or winter?
Daytime, evening or night?

3. When did the scene take place?
You can use them to help you support your claim
Light: dawn, midday light, evening twillight, moonlight...
CLothing: T-shirt, shorts, coat, scarf, boots, beanie...
Landscape: snow, ice, bare branches...
Summer or winter?
Daytime, evening or night?

4. How is the weather of the day?
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5. How is the weather of the day?

6. How is the weather of the day?
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Weather: sunlight, deep snow, ice, thick cloud...

7. How many people can you see?
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8. How many people can you see?
Two? Or crowd?

9. What are the two people in the middle doing?
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10. What are the two people in the middle doing?
The man in blue facing us, the other figure
facing away
What can they do?

11. What are the two people in the middle doing?
The man in blue facing us, the other figure
facing away
What can they do?
You can use them to help you support your claim
Behavior: meeting, chatting, discussing, laughing...

12. What are the people in the distance doing?

13. What are the people in the distance doing?
You can use them to help you support your claim
Behavior: running, sliding, waiting, queuing...

14. Where might this road lead?
What were these people likely to do next?

15. Where might this road lead?
What were these people likely to do next?
You can use these sentence starters to begin your claim
After doing sth...
They were going to...
They may...
They decided to do sth...