Describe how the dog eats and talk about its mood.

1, first jump on the bone, then look around, and finally stutter.

2. First, I squinted and chewed with my mouth open, then my little teeth and bones made a noise, my throat was still buzzing, and my tail swayed from side to side to cheer for myself. Finally, with a bang, my bones were broken. Seeing his silly happiness, I believe I can't help but want to catch him.

The dog yawned first, then faced the food, and all the fierceness disappeared. Finally, at the moment he ate, he was integrated with the world and was no longer afraid.

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Describing a shape usually begins with a general description. No matter what kind of animal appears in front of people, people will first have an overall evaluation of its appearance. Or cute, or majestic, or beautiful, or petite, or smart, or clumsy. Then grab the head, body, limbs or wings, tail and other parts and write down the animal characteristics such as shape and color one by one. For example, giraffes have a thin and long neck, but their heads are small. Butterflies have beautiful patterns on their wings.

The key to grasping the characteristics is to grasp the overall characteristics, and the characteristics of each component should be consistent with the main characteristics, rather than grasping everything. In the description, we should keep the theme prominent and unified. This is a majestic male tiger. It seems that the natural word "king" is branded on its head. The beard on his mouth was stuck high, and his eyes were chilling, as if he had been looking for prey. It has thick limbs, sharp claws and a short tail like a whip made of steel wire.