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big eyes and squint
A teacher taught a child to read the following poem.
There are big waves and little waves,
Green waves and blue,
The teacher marked a note of "big eyes" over "big" and "squint" over "little".
Does "big eyes" mean open your eyes bigger? Does "squint" mean "to have each eye looking in a slightly different direction"?
Thanks for your help!
Last edited by Winwin2011; 20-Nov-2012 at 07:50.
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Re: big eyes and squint

Originally Posted by
Winwin2011
A teacher taught a child to read the following poem.
There are big waves and little waves,
Green waves and blue,
The teacher marked a note of "big eyes" over "big" and "squint" over "little".
Does "big eyes" mean open your eyes bigger? Does "squint" mean "to have each eye looking in a slightly different direction"?
Thanks for your help!
Am I to understand that the teacher is changing "waves" to "eyes"?
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Re: big eyes and squint
I imagine that the teacher was giving instructions on what the child was to do while reading the poem aloud - open his/her eyes wide (big eyes) when saying 'big', and close his/her eyes slightly (squint) when saying 'little'.
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