Why Are People Going To Mars

Decent Essays
Questions
1. Why are people going to Mars?
2. Whats for dinner?

Conversation /Quotations
1. “Merry Christmas Diana,”Gilbert told her.
2. ”I enjoy pizza,”Sally told Sandy.

3SSS
1.Dance is fun. I do it. Plié all day.
2.It's dinner time. Spaghetti and meatballs. Now it's over.

Similie and Metaphor
1.Her clothes were as soft as lambs wool.
2.Her nose was a balloon.

Allitterations
1.The rapid ram ran a race.
2.Polly pet the pet pig, Pal.

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