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        Education & Reference by Anonymous 2018-06-11 19:46:13
Social Science
Can someone help me describe, kids on a titter-totter in a park.?
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I am trying to write a scene in a story about kids playing on a titter-totter (I am not sure if that's even spelled right) in a park. Any help
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      Anonymous If you want to write a story, you should work on punctuation first. That comma doesn't belong there. Why would you pause in the middle of that sentence? 
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      Anonymous I've learnt another American word. Just for the Brits on here, that's a seesaw! 
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      Anonymous Here's something with which to work: Oohing and ahhing, laughing, shouting, and shrieking with delight or concern; the children fluttered, floated and flapped up and down on the teeter totters set up in the park. Hope it helps. 
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      Anonymous PLAGIARIST 
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      Anonymous *teeter-totter* Remember to use all your senses in describing the scene -- not just what you can see, but also what you can hear, and feel, and taste, and smell. 
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