Useful Composition Writing Words or Catchy Phrases 7

Some phrases that can be written in a story that is about 'a good deed':

1) She felt surrounded by angels of joy.

2) Felt jubilant.

3) glow of happiness.

4) giddy with joy.

5) flushed with happiness.

6) twinkled with happiness and she grinned from ear to ear.

7) bursting with joy.

8) all smiles.

9) shrill with excitement.

10) pulses raced.

11) tingled with excitement.

School Composition Singapore Primary 4 - 2009

2010 School Composition Singapore - A Visit To Hospital

It was a crisp Sunday morning. The melodious birds sat chirping away on the branches. However, Bob was feeling blue in the hospital. He had a vey bad cough and high fever. He had to stay in bed. He could not help but think how much fun his friends would be having.Especially on a weekend! "knock, knock." "Come in," Bob grumbled. A nurse escorted three young childreb in. "Have fun," she smiled.

Bob mumbled, "Hi." Mary, John and Peter greeted him in a chorus, "Hi Bob!" Mary set out fruits and a bouquet of flowers. Peter asked him how he felt. "Sick" was the immediate reply. John, who had brought a mountain of greeting cards from the class, set them on Bob's bed. Bob felt better just reading the cards. "Wow! I didn't know thwy cared so much about me! Thanks guys!" Bob gushed. john blushed, Mary grinned and Peter winked. Mary plopped a present on his bed. "Here, Bob, open it." Bob, who eagerly opened it, got huged suprise. "Books! Written by my favourite author! Thank you Mary!" she blushed.

The rest of the time was spent on Jokes, stories and board games John had brought. Peter kept losing but kept really cool about it. The visit ended with Mary telling John about the Baseball game they had last week. Bob's heart sank. He had so looked forward to watching the game and now, it was ruined!However, Mary;s last words cheered him up. "Don't orry, I video taped it for you!" Mary immediately said when she saw Bob's crestfallen face.

After an hour or so, Mary, John and Peter got ready to go."I think I will be going to school in three days time! See you guys!" Bob said. "Thanks! Your visit has brightened up my day!" he added. Suprisingly, when we left, Bob did not feel sick anymore!. He was reading the box of books!

By School Composition Singapore Primary 5 - 2010

School Composition Writing Ideas

For us to write well in school composition. We need to have knowledges or informations' or ideas. Hence, where can you obtain these composition writing information or ideas? One suggestion I have is by reading more books.









By School Composition Singapore Primary 5 - 2010

2010 School Composition - Man Falling Off A Building

"Jane, can you come ove to my place? I've a new doll house!" Sabrina, my friend urged. After agreeing, I put down the receiver. Rolling my eyes, I felt indignant to think that the last two words she said were 'Hurry Up'!

As I hurried to Sabrinas house, a shrill cry interrupted my thoughts. A block away, a middled-aged woman was pointing upwards. Following her gaze, I saw a figure sitting on the windowsill. Stunned, I hurried to the block and stopped short! The figure was scrawny clad in an over-sized T-shirt which hung limply on his shoulders. he was gripping grilles. He would fall! Feelings of anxiety engulfed me. Meanwhile the boy wobbled. He seemed dazed as he stared blankly into space. My stomach lurched when I found out he was perching on the 8th flooer! Just then, the police arrived. The woman must have called the police! I heaved a sigh of relief. then, a bag of pills plummeted down and landed on the ground with a soft thud. The police took it away for inspection. I then spotted the boy spread his arms like an eagle spreading its wings. To my horro, he jumped! Luckily, the police had prepared an air mattress. As he jumped, two bamboo poles on the fourth floor broke his fall. however, one snapped. He tumbled down at high speed. My hand automatically went to cover my eyes. Then, I heard silence. i uncovered my eyes. Miracle of miracles! the guy was a drunk anc had landed heavily. however, he was not dead. He writhed in pain when paramedics heaved him into the ambulance.

As I ran to Sabrina's house, I kept wondering what would she would say to me. When i reached he place, she demanded, "where were you?" I shtugged with a faint smile and went in.

by School Composition Singapore Primary 5 - 2010

2010 Composition Writing - Situational Writing

Dear Sam,

How are you? Hope you are fine! We have a total of four homework today.

for Mathematics, we have to complete Exercise 4. For Science, teacher told us hand in the project on mammals next Monday. I am planning to go on internet to look for information. Perhaps you would like come over and join me? For Mother Tongue, we will have to finish the workbook Exercise page 23.

Oh yes! The class outing sheduled for this Saturday will be postponed to Saturday as Mrs Ng has some other urgent matter to attend to.

You will also have your volleyball practice on the second of August. the timing is from 9.00am to 12.00pm. It will be held at the court and your attendance is compulsory as the finals are next week.

Hope to see you tomorrow!

School Composition Singapore Primary 5 - 2010

School Composition Writing - An Industrial Accident

It was after lunch break. the drone of machines continued. Everbody was sweating profusely, clothes stuck to their skin. The midday heat made it worse and harsher to do their work. Alan switched his machine on and started his job. Suddenly, the machine stopped abruptely. he checked and saw a piece of wood wedge in between the blades. however, just as he reached it, it sank in again. The machine sprang into life! to his horror, the blades started moving. Too horrified to speak, he felt a crushing pain and let out a blood curdling cry.

His knees buckled and gave way. His colleagues shot over, alarmed. Blood was trickling down Alan's arm. "Off the machine! Quick!" Alan's pale face shocked the crowd. "Call the ambulance!""What do i do?" conversations were rife. The supervisor swiftly barked an order and skillfully dismantled the machine. Alan's mangled palm was extricated. A hush fell over the place. Now what they saw before their eyes-was a mess of raw flesh and blood. Alan, on seeing his own hand, winced. His face was deadthly pale and beads od prespiration had formed. He grimaced in agony and fell unconcious, cliencing the crowd.

Outside the operating theatre, his best friend, jack, waited anxiously. he was praying earnestly when surgeon come out smiling. He said the Alan was alright. However, they needed to amputate three of Alan'scrushed fingers. Jack breathed a sign of relief, thanked the surgeon and smiled. Alan's lifw was spared.


By School Composition Singapore Primary 5 - 2010

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2010 Composition/Creative Writing Chinese New Year

Chinese New Year was drawing near. Mother had insisted that I clean the old attic. I armed myself with a vacuum cleaner. As I went up, I groaned as a musty smell greeted me. As I opened the door that lead to the attic, I grimaced. “Creeak…” the door creaked open. “ Aah…choo!” I sneezed. Quickly, I set out to work with great reluctance. As I finished the vacuuming, I started to shift the objects into new, orderly positions. As I tossed an old shoe box away, I spotted many pairs of beautiful peranakan beaded slippers. To my pleasant surprise, they fitted me perfectly! I let out a hoot of glee and put them carefully into a big box that I found. Altogether, I had found 10 pairs of beaded beauties.

I struggled to carry them down. Mother saw me and asked, “Meiling, what are you doing?” I smiled a broad grin and set down my new found treasure down. I took out all the slippers. Mother gasped in wonder and remarked, “My! You have found grandma’s slippers! I will call her and let her know!”

I waited for Grandma’s answer. She said that I cold keep them if I wanted to. I jumped for joy and thanked her repeatedly. She was glad that I liked them.

Look like my attic cleaning ordeal turned out to be pleasurable after all. I placed my prize amongst my peranakan shoe collection and smiled; now, I had a total of 15 shoes. I decided to wear them during Chinese New Year. One for each day! It sounded good! I resumed cleaning the attic hoping to find more treasures. If your parents ever ask you to clean anything anywhere, do not take it as a chore. Think positive! You can never tell. You might find some “treasures” too!

By School Composition Singapore Primary 5 - 2010

2010 Composition/Creative Writing - Kidnapped

"Give me the ransom!" "No!" I sighed as I watched my brothers played with their action figures. I reminded me of the time I was kidnapped. Let me tell it to you.

"Dad! you are so..." I grumbled. "What?" my dad asked and slapped me. Overcome with anger, I ran out of the door angrily. As soon as I did that, I knew I had made a mistake. I still did not turn back, I was fuming mad. Why did I make such mistake? It was 9.30pm at night. the streets were deserted. As I hurried owards my friend's house, I had creepy feeling of being followed... I stopped for a brief second. From the corner of my eye, I spotted a figure in black closing in on me. He advanced on me slowly and deliberately. I spun around the flee. I ran as fast as my legs could carry me, But kidnapper was faster. He pounced on me, a satisfied and grin lingering on his lips.

Knowing that I could not escape, i stopped squirming as he slapped a smelly wet cloth over my face. A dreadful pungent smell invaded my nostrils. My limbs went weak and I blacked out.

When I came to, I was gagged and bound. I caught a glimpse of my adbuctor as my eyes adjusted to darkness. He was looking at me. "So lad, your parents will pay for this!" I took a closer look at him. Could it be? Oh! it was my uncle stocky! He had fought with Dad and must have wanted to revenge! As he went out to get tea, he called, "Good bye Charlie! Hope you have a nice time!"

As soon as he was out, I put my hands to my pocket and get a twig I had kept with me all the while, I scratched at the rope and it came off slowly. I tugged at my rope and it come off. I took off my gag and tiptoed out. The coast was clear. i gained courage and ran towards a public telephone and punched in the numbers. Soon, the sirens were music to my ears.

At home, I only realised how important families were.

By School Composition Singapore Primary 5 - 2010