Vocabulary 04

1. I don't think that your relationship is going to rehabilitate since you cheated on her


2. The clemency of the king impressed the citizen when he let the poor thief a second chance.


3. Mary's ideas are a little bit elusive sometimes since what she said are too smart for people to understand and they have lots of meaning.


4. The anguish of a broken heart is not easy to get fixed.

Describe A Person

Mary Tran is one of the best people in the whole wide world. Her eyes are pretty big and they are dark, very dark, brown. She's around 1m58 meters tall. Her hair is at medium length but that's just one of the factor that makes her looks good. She's cute, to me, and her personality is very unique. She's one of the smartest kid in school but she's also one of the party animals. She's playful and funny, a little bit crazy sometimes but that's just what makes her unique. She's pretty in her own way. She's my best friend.

Vocabulary 03

Tedious - Travis's performance in the Talent Show was so tedious that everyone fell as sleep.

Archaic - the way he dresses is so archaic. It looks like he's wearing clothes from the 80's

Vaguely - She was so shy that she vaguely introduce herself in front of the class.

Inquiring - He has an inquiring mind because questions are always there in his mind.

Vocabulary 02

Amiably - He amiably help his friend with the homework.
presumptuous - It's presumptuous to consider yourself the center of attention when you only have 3 friends
credulity - Credulity caused lots of people to get trick
hospitality - Shane is a hospitality boy
gnarled - This judge is so gnarled

Vo-cab-buh-lair-ee (VOCABULARY!)

probing-Impromptu:
Mr. Patrick's test was an impromptu test.

-Tentatively:
Charlie tentatively looks outside the door to see whether the thief is still outside or not.

-Intently:
Rosalie listened intently, them slammed down the phone.

-Probing:
Lucy was probing her leg to find the bleeding spot.

-Ominous:
The ominous silence made everyone hold their breath.

Final Draft for my Narrative Essay

Jellyfish 

“DARLING COME! THE WATER DOESN’T KNOW HOW TO BITE!” my mom was calling me while she was jumping down to the sea.

The sun was shining but it wasn’t too shiny. The cloud chilled down the sun. The wind was blowing gently along people’s shoulders. I felt like I was lying down on a hammock that was hanging on two coconut trees on the beach. Oh wait, I was at a beach. I was afraid though. My mom and her friends were splashing water at each other. I was still standing on the bridge. I couldn’t jump down. I had lots of reasons for my fear of jumping down though. First, I afraid I might hit something sharp. Second, I wouldn’t like it if a crab got me. Third, I didn’t know how to swim that well.

“Hey! What are you waitin’ for? COME DOWN HERE LITTLE PRINCESSA!” my mom’s friend called me with all those hand gestures.

“Are there any crab?” I asked with my silly voice.

“NO! Of course not! COME!” my mom yelled back.

“OKAY! I WOULD GIVE IT A TRY!” I replied back.

I didn’t know where I got the gut and how I did it but I jumped down the bridge and it felt good. It felt like I was getting out from all the depressions.

            I swam a lot. I didn’t do much of swimming since 3^rd grade because of all the homework and piano lessons. I swam all the way from the bridge to the other one which is around 100 meters far. I did all style of swimming. I didn’t pay any attention on the water and the place that I was swimming to.

            “OUCHIE! MOMMY! SOMETHING BIT ME” I yelled in pain.

            “What?” My mom asked me back in with curiosity.

            “Something with tons of those long strings that wrapped up my legs!” I cried in pain

            “Oh that’s a jelly fish! We didn’t know that this sea has jelly fishes.” My mom’s friend said out loud.

            “Come here darling. I’ll bring you back to the hotel.” My mom came closer to me and then carried me back to the hotel.

            I cried all the way from the beach to the hotel room. I can’t stop crying. It’s like hundred of stitches that were trying to go through my skin. If a 2 years old kid got sting a jellyfish, he or she might faint because it’s unbelievably painful. It left a scar. But it got fade away 2 months later.

        Instead of having fun and do all those camp fire things with my mom’s friend, I had to sit alone in the hotel room watching those Tom & Jerry Shows because I can’t actually moved my legs. I felt terrible for not paying attention while I was under the water. I should have been more careful.

              Temptation and the desire of having fun dragged me away from my caution. Since that day, I learned about how things can drag me out of my caution and leading me to terrible consequences. So I became more of a cautious girl the next day and still until now.

        The next time I had to go to that beach again, I did a little research on how to avoid jellyfish and ideas of going to a safe place to swim. Oh and guess what? The jellyfish that stung me was just a normal one. Not the poisonous one. How lucky am I?