Asked by Anonymous

when describing a deserted place how can you use onomatopoeia to biuld up the tension and make it fun for the reader? please give some examples

thank you
Answered by Ms. Sue
Creaking door hinge
Whispering winds
Hum of bees

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http://grammar.about.com/od/mo/g/onomaterms.htm
Answered by Anonymous
i am trying to create a sense of emptiness in the deserted house and i am walking up the flight of staires so how can i use onomatopoeia?
Answered by Ms. Sue
echoing footfalls
deafening silence
Answered by Ruby
Fgh
Answered by Ruby
This does not help okrr ok it's done
Answered by bogfukzusbshshbsbdjkwnja
Noise of footsteps.
Answered by Bigfukinsexyboobzusbshshbsbdjkwnja
Noise of wind.
Answered by T
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