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how does the writer use language to describe the crow in the extract?
When he first saw the crow, he took no notice. There had been several crows. This is one glided down into the corn on its enormous, ragged black wings. He began to be aware of it when it rose up suddenly, circled overhead, and then dived, to land not very far away from him. Kingshaw could see the feathers on his head, shining blank in between the butter-coloured corn-stalks. Then it rose, and circled, and came down again, this time not quite landing, but flapping about his head, beating its wings and making a sound like flat leather pieces being slapped together. It was the largest crow he had ever seen. As it came down for the third time, he looked up and noticed its beak, opening in a screech. The inside of its mouth was scarlet, it had small glinting eyes.

The writer used language by describing the events in precise details, creating a image in the readers mind.

By telling us exactly what the crow is doing and how he is doing it, its as if we can see exactly what he is talking about. for example, "Kingshaw could see the feathers on his head shining blank in between the butter coloured corn -stalks"

If the writer had just say, 'kingshaw could see the feathers on his head blankly between the corn stalks' then its not as precise as the words he used before...

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an interrogative sentence is a type of sentence that asks a question, as opposed to sentences that make a statement, deliver a command, or express an exclamation. interrogative sentences are typically marked by inversion of the subject and predicate; that is, the first verb in a verb phrase appears before the hope i