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Little Women // book titile - probably good to capitalise.
The main characters of this novel are the March sisters: Margaret, Jo, Beth and Amy. They are so different, but very close to each other.
Margaret is the oldest. She wants to have silk dresses, to go to the theatre and to be in high society. But her sadness is her family’s poverty. Jo likes books. She is her aunt’s companion, and reads books when the old lady sleeps. Beth loves her invalid dolls, and helps their servant Hannah. Amy is a cute* little girl: she creates new long words.
This is good work.
* There are some patterns with position of adjectives in English,. and this would be more normal. "A little, cute girl" {with comma} would put extra emphasis on the "cute".) https://dictionary.cambridge.org/grammar/british-grammar/about-adjectives-and-adverbs/adjectives-order
I read this book as a teenager. I thought it was a wonderful story!
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Little Women
I am reading an interesting novel — ‘Little women’ by Louisa May Alcott.This is my first English book. (I am not sure of your meaning in this sentence)
The main characters of this novel are March sisters: Margaret, Jo, Beth and Amy. They are so different but very close to each other.
(They have very different personalities but are very close to each other.)
Margaret is the oldest. She wants to have silk dresses, to go to the theatre, to be part of the high society, but her sadness is the family’s poverty.
Jo likes books. She is her aunt’s companion, and read books to the old lady before going to bed.
Beth loves her invalid dolls and helps their servant, Hannah.
Amy is a little cute girl who creates new, long words.
Hope this helps
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