Speech as a news report
Australia: A great experience for Japanese students
Every year Japanese students of all ages, travel to Cairns
to study English and enjoy an Australian home stay experience.
Sakura Mogi, 14, from Tokyo, and Kae Kiminu, 15 from Osaka
both agreed that, the clear sky and the stars was one of the things they liked the most
about Australia.
Both Sakura and Kae are staying in Cairns for an 18 day
English study program run by Sun Pacific College.
Kae also felt one of the things she liked most about
Australia, was her host family’s house. “It is very comfortable.” Kae said. Sakura
also agreed and said “The house is very comfortable.”
Both girls were keen to go to the beach while in Australia.
On a trip to Green Island with Sun Pacific College, Kae and Sukura were able to
enjoy the clear sea of Australia and snorkel The Great Barrier Reef. Kae said
she “saw many fish and a turtle. I was able to touch the turtle!” Kae and Sukura said that they both liked
Australia’s clear sea.
Kae, 15, and Sakura, 14, from Japan, enjoy the crazy fun with their host family in Cairns
Quiz 5 reflection
This chapter I found to be short and simple to follow. On my first attempt of the quiz I managed to get 7 out of 10, and found that the ones that I got wrong were ones I had changed my answers on. So from this I have learnt to follow my instincts! I need to trust myself and not go changing answers.
You have created a nice, readable article here, addressing the W's and H in the lead and first paragraph. I can definitely see a pyramid approach to this story, with the important things at the top moving down to human interest at the bottom. Well done (I am still struggling with mine).
ReplyDeleteTake care
Kim van Holland
@vanniesmedia
Adelle, a really good attempt here. Review your attribution of speech. See the Week 5 Study Guide Lesson. For example: “It is very comfortable.” Kae said. [Issue - full-stop should be a comma between end quotation mark and Kae.]
ReplyDeleteAnd:
Sakura also agreed “The house is very comfortable.” [Issue - Avoid mixing indirect and direct quotes. In this instance, you could simply put a colon between agreed and the first quotation mark, or a full stop. For example, both of the following would be correct:
Sakura also agreed: “The house is very comfortable.”
Sakura also agreed. “The house is very comfortable,” she said.
I hope this helps. Kate :)