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there are many ways you can use dadwavers to write descriptively dad initially you can just follow the pattern of descriptive action dialogue and repeat using dadwav dadwav moving onto ...

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                          There are many ways you can use 
                          DADWAVERS to write descriptively.
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                          DAD – initially, you can just follow the 
                          pattern of descriptive, action, dialogue and 
                          repeat.
      Using 
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      DADWAV              DADWAV – moving onto description, 
                          action, dialogue, where, adverb, verb.
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      ERS                 DADWAVERS – follow the sequence in 
                          order before repeating for the next part of 
                          your writing.
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                          Final Stage – use the Mnemonic in any 
                          order you choose.
   Your turn
   Using the image and DADWAVERS, 
   create your own description of the 
   scene.
   You can magpie vocabulary and 
   sentences from the WAGOLL, but the 
   majority of your work must be your own.
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