English, 14.06.2020 01:57, lenna23

Show, not tell 1. Tell: "it’s snowed hard all through the night."

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2. Tell: "we spent the day at the beach."

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3. Tell: "I had fun at summer camp."

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4. Tell: "Tim was nervous about the history test."

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