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  1. Helen

    They’re off over there by their smooth golden dog. While they walked, they heard a child, who could wail as loud as a whale!

  2. Mollie

    They’re over there with their friend and they have their dog with them. But they are off the find a pair of pears and they are tied together with a knot that they could not unknot.

    (It didn’t make sense at first but I changed the words a bit.)

  3. Betsy

    Look over there, they’re going to the new farm. The animals are going to eat their lunch; it will be so cute.

  4. Onett

    They’re going to move to their lovely, new, high-tech mansion which is all the way over there. They’re careless because they accidentally poured plain flour all over their bright and vibrant flower pot.

  5. Millie

    They’re walking their dogs over there to the park. Then they’re going to get an ice lolly over by the cliffs where they can see the sea glistening in the sun light. (A)

  6. Harry

    My Granny and Grandad are over there and they’re coming away with me and they brought their dog and were going to the sea to see whales.

  7. lucy

    Excitingly they’re going to a witch party party, which is over there, near the sea.After their party they’re going to see the crystal blue sea and buy a pair of sun glasses. Suprisingly they are hungry so they bought a pear and said goodbye to their friends from their party.

  8. Oscar (SCHOOL COUNCIL)

    🙂 😀 😛 They’re over there with their wallet looking for something to buy. Oh, they’re saying “By” now. They’ve got a pair of mussels and a juicy pear. Wait a minute, they know it’s a fake pair of mussels so they’re saying “Wait! No! Give a refund! They’re now very annoyed so they’re going to see the beautiful sea. They need some bread so when they’ve finished they’re going to knead some dough to make some bread But their child is going to cubs and he does not know how to tie a knot.