Sharing of ideas for situational composition on 23 April 2007

It was a Saturday morning. You were in your bedroom when suddenly you heard a loud scream coming from the kitchen. You quickly ran out of your bedroom and went to see what was happening.

• what happened immediately after that
• who screamed and why
• what did you do
• how you felt
• what happened in the end

Sharon:

I saw my aunt taking a cup of water from the kitchen and pouring it over the cupboard because many ants were found on it.

My aunt screamed because she was very scared of the ants.

I woke my father up and asked him to do something about it.

I felt disgusted at the sight of so many ants.

My father sprayed the insecticide on the cupboard. The ants died soon after. I felt ...

Lokamitra:

I dashed into the kitchen.

My mum was screaming because she had burnt her hand.

I called for an ambulance.

I felt worried for my mother.

Her wound was dressed in the Accident and Emergency department in the hospital.

A few hours later, she felt better. I was glad her burnt was not very serious.

Vanessa:

I saw a thief.

My mother screamed because she was scared.

I called the police immediately. As I was calling the police, the thief ran away.

I was scared and worried for my mother.

The thief was arrested by the police. We got the money back.

Shani:

I dashed to the kitchen

My mum was screaming because she accidentally cut her finger.

I quickly took the first-aid box, disinfected the wound, applied some medicine and placed a plaster around her finger.

I felt worried as my mother was in pain.

I made a cup of coffee for my mother and comforted her. I hope she would recover soon.