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 AEP Blog #2.2 “Article readers”


Hellooooo everyone! WE’RE IN TERM TWOOO! Isn’t that just shocking?? Sorry to say that I’m late for the blogs but here I am with my technically first but second blog of term 2!


Let’s begin with a recap of what we did in our last AEP class. To start off, we played this rather silly yet enjoyable game called “my grandma went to the store and bought…”. We’d have to finish the sentence, and each word or ‘item’ we said would have to be repeated by the next person. We were going alphabetically so that it wouldn’t go out of board. It was actually pretty fun, and it kind of challenged me to remember what everyone was saying. Huge brain teaser — I would definitely want to play this again.


And with my luck — we did! But this time, it was “meet my new friend, they’re very…” and the words are adjectives to describe a person. I LOVED this. It didn’t seem like it to my classmates but I really enjoyed trying to think of (or even search for) new words or synonyms for adjectives. It really helped broaden my vocabulary — especially since we’re writing a story for English.


But, honestly speaking, the highlight of that day was the articles we read in the last minutes of class. 3 articles, crazy topics, fun discussions. I mean — why would a turkey need to be pardoned? They did nothing wrong! They’re the ones getting eaten! And why are we still trying to find Nessie? I mean, it would be cool if we found her, and she is quite the legend, but it’s been so long and I just feel like people are getting too bored. Lastly, never in a million years would I think I had to imagine France teeming with bedbugs. 


Anywayyy, I think that’ll be it for this blog. It was a fun day as usual! And there were lots of things to share. Until next timeeee! Thanks for reading. :DDD

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