My baby cousin saw the eclipse and yelled, “Put the sun back!”
I tried to take a picture of the eclipse, but my selfie camera was on, so I just got a close-up of my confused face.
The teacher said not to stare at the eclipse, so I stared at my homework instead and still felt pain.
During the eclipse, our rooster got confused and tried to wake everyone up… at 2 in the afternoon.
During a solar eclipse, the moon looks just the right size to cover the sun because it’s about 400 times smaller than the sun but also about 400 times closer to Earth.
The town gathered on the hill to watch the eclipse. Children pointed as the first eclipse shadow slid over the bright sun and birds fell silent. A complete eclipse made the sky go dim; faces lit by a single stunned smile. When the eclipse passed, people cheered, blinking in sudden, warm sunlight and holding an eclipse memory close.
🧑🎓 CEFR Level: C2 Proficient
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