Another homework - Contextualising interjections and onomatopoeic words
A day in the life of Miss Pepper“Zzzzzzzzzzzz” …The teacher was sleeping.
At 7 o’clock, her alarm clock rang, and she woke up. The first thought that came to her head was: “Thank goodness it is Wednesday…Today I’m having classes with my favourite classgroup: 11ºA! I’m really looking forward to it…Baaah!”
She got dressed and had breakfast. As she was walking outside her house, Brrrrr…it was really cold. She went back to her closet, in order to pick up a warmer jacket. Then she called a taxi and went to school. When Miss Pepper arrived at "Alex. Herc." school, 11ºA was waiting for her. Muahh, she kissed Filipa, her favourite student in the class. As she was greeting all the other students, Grrrrr…it was Rita – the student Miss Pepper liked annoying the most.
They all went to the classroom. As the teacher was writing down the missing students, Yuupeeee…she realised number 14 was missing, but five minutes later, someone knocked at the door…”Halleluiah, Daniel has arrived; He is late again!” But she was wrong. Simão opened the door and…”Dear me! I thought you wouldn’t be coming today, João Pedro!”
The class went as normal, and when the school bell rang…"Impossible! I thought we were just at the beginning! The class was so interesting that time run too fast!”
Miss Pepper had two more classes during that morning, but far less interesting than the first one.
At lunch time, the teacher went to a near restaurant. She ordered what she wanted to have and…”Yuck! This food is horrible! I won’t eat it” - she said.
She got dressed and had breakfast. As she was walking outside her house, Brrrrr…it was really cold. She went back to her closet, in order to pick up a warmer jacket. Then she called a taxi and went to school. When Miss Pepper arrived at "Alex. Herc." school, 11ºA was waiting for her. Muahh, she kissed Filipa, her favourite student in the class. As she was greeting all the other students, Grrrrr…it was Rita – the student Miss Pepper liked annoying the most.
They all went to the classroom. As the teacher was writing down the missing students, Yuupeeee…she realised number 14 was missing, but five minutes later, someone knocked at the door…”Halleluiah, Daniel has arrived; He is late again!” But she was wrong. Simão opened the door and…”Dear me! I thought you wouldn’t be coming today, João Pedro!”
The class went as normal, and when the school bell rang…"Impossible! I thought we were just at the beginning! The class was so interesting that time run too fast!”
Miss Pepper had two more classes during that morning, but far less interesting than the first one.
At lunch time, the teacher went to a near restaurant. She ordered what she wanted to have and…”Yuck! This food is horrible! I won’t eat it” - she said.
During the afternoon, she posted some assignments in the classes’ blogs and then it was dinner time. As lunch had been miserable, she cooked herself her favourite dish. She set the table and…”Yummy! It is really delicious!” she said.
After dinner, she turned on the television and commented: “Hurray, Boavista is winning!”, but when the match finished, Boavista had lost. She went to bed in a bad mood because of the football match, and by the time her head hit her pillow, she felt asleep…Zzzzzzzzzzzzz!
Luís
This is a very funny day my best student imagined I could have!
The English teacher
WoW, Luis, that is an awesome composition! Really brilliant! I'm sure Miss Pepper must be very proud of you!
Posted by
Anonymous |
October 29, 2006 7:25 PM
This text is fantastic!!
Great work...!
cya*
Posted by
Anonymous |
October 29, 2006 7:29 PM
Job well done!! I am impressed! Remember me? I visited your class last year and spoke to you about New York. Maybe after I come back from NY I can visit you again. Keep up the good work! Ms. Gama
Posted by
SisinWah |
October 30, 2006 5:34 PM
WOOOOOOOW, very, really very good work luis... just keep it.
cya
Posted by
Anonymous |
November 04, 2006 11:51 PM
It's pretty cool, write things like that all the time...
Posted by
Anonymous |
November 06, 2006 9:37 PM