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Wolves are forest animals with fur, pointed ears, and tails that move on four legs and hunt other forest creatures. They live in forests among trees, leaves, and caves alongside other forest animals. Wolves have long sharp teeth for defense and view humans as enemies, and their young are called puppies. While wolves can potentially harm humans, they come in different colors like white or black, and the author chose to write about them because they are great hunters.
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Generic Structure
Identification (Focus on specific participations).
Description (mention the parts, qualities, and characteristics of subject being described).
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Use simple present tense
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