Garden observations: describe what you see

How can you describe a scene and separate observation from guessing?

Describe a scene, share impressions and seek evidence for historical questions during an imagined garden visit.

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Yu and her friend visit a garden beside a museum.

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Translation and pinyin

雨和朋友参观博物馆旁边的花园。

They see a small bridge and a large tree.

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Translation and pinyin

她们看到一座小桥和一棵大树。

Yu says that the view reminds her of a painting.

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Translation and pinyin

雨说眼前的景色让她想起一幅画。

Her friend asks about the history of the bridge.

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Translation and pinyin

朋友问起这座桥的历史。

Supporting vocabulary

Find evidence in the text

What do they see?

What does the friend ask about?

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Main scenario

Yu and her friend visit a garden beside a museum.

How can you describe a scene and separate observation from guessing?

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Describe a scene, share impressions and seek evidence for historical questions during an imagined garden visit.

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