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The document provides guidance and examples for students completing the descriptive and imaginative writing sections of an English Paper 1 exam. It includes a list of descriptive words and examples of how to use similes, metaphors, and imagery in descriptive writing. It also provides learning objectives, exam structure details, assessment criteria at different levels, and tips to avoid "silly mistakes" in writing.
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