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AEP blog 2 T1 (definitly on time edition)

 Don't have much to cover for this one so I guess it'll be a bit short. I have to get my 3rd blog done too. I was absent on the single period that week when we had our first vocabulary quiz. I still did it the next day though. August 8th we started off with a new game. "Evil wordle" which is not much different from normal wordle. I'm not entirely sure how it works but it's pretty easy and we were able to complete it. 

After the warm up we dove straight into some good old essay writing practice. Specifically how to paraphrase a prompt well. We learnt when to and how to effectively flip it on its head, how to turn verbs into nouns, and just practiced with different examples to try and understand how to make it flow nicely.

After that since we still had time left but not enough to start another example. We did some oral and read a article about hammerhead sharks. Oral is always welcome. And in the last few minutes the wheel of words was spun to decide what my word to define will be. I got the word "opulent" which is an adjective to describe an object that is disgustinlgy rich and luxurious.  And that's about it for that week. Onto blog 3 !

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