Jeny saw (third form of see) an accident on her way to college, when she returned she saw her father watching Football match on T.V. On the way to her room she looked at a scenery, which her mother bought in the morning. While looking at the scenery she called her little brother and said "Look Frank mom bought a new scenery", her brother replied "I have seen it already its not new for me to stare at". Jeny become upset and went back to her father to watch the match.
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lol Arman I can't watch T.V while looking at your comment :D thanks for passing by. :)
Seeker thanks for it yea I should have used "Look" instead of "Stare"
Courage thanks :)
Sevi hahahha ;) yea poor Jeny :D
Thanks Mishaikh for your comment. :)
Zorro hm yea I guess you are right. :)
Hi anah It was nice blog. i just staring when i was reading your blog just look at my comment you can see what i have written for you .. you can watching T.V when you are staring at my comment..
Good work Anah.
I missed the initial correction due to late turning on my computer.
Thanks for sharing.
nice
Thanks Tara, for dropping by my blog.
They saw astonishing scenery on their way to Alaska. (Is it correct Tara?)
haha come'on Dimi bro it's not that difficult, I guess it is the easiest one. :) Thanks for the appreciation. :D
Akua thanks :) I will use painting or landscape picture next time. :))
Noa thanks for passing by dear and correcting me. :D
Great writing. I was a bit confused by scenery, too. In English, "scenery" is typically used to describe part of a picture or painting (or real nature) but not as a noun for the object itself. It's a tricky word now that I think of it! Let's practise writing some example sentences:
I loved the drive to Whistler. The scenery was breathtaking.
(Your turn.)
Yea noa I meant that..!
I'm a bit confused with your usage of 'scenery' in here. Are you trying to say a landscape painting?