The Adverb Start
Adverb: Adverbs modify verbs, adjectives or other adverbs; He drives slowly, She shouts loudly etc.
We use it to add interest and intrigue.
How to use one: Adverb (comma (,)) sentence
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Words that are adverbs
a. Quickly
b. Curiously
c. Interestingly
d. Importantly
e. Firstly
f. Often
g. Almost
h. Remarkably
i. Similarly
j. Significantly
k. Surprisingly
l. Readily
m. Happily
n. Consequently
Basically things that end in a 'LY'
Example/s
Surprisingly, everyone was at school on time.
My Sentences:
Surprisingly, Matthew missed all of his shots in basketball.
Seriously, why did Trump get to be the president?
Quietly, They ran out to watch the rugby.
Recklessly, The paparazzi ran to see the celebrity.
Surprisingly, The Raptors won against the Bucks.
Surprisingly, The Raptors won against the Bucks.
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The W- Start Sentence
We use it to sound thoughtful and knowledgeable.
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Words you can use:
a. Who
b. While
c. Whilst
d. When
e. Where
f. What
g. Whereas
Word's that start with 'W' except why
Example/s
While the teacher was talking, Jack was watching YouTube.
My Sentences:
While Jack was running, Matthew missed the shot.
Where were the Trump supporters, Because Hillary was starting her speech.
When Mc Donald's ice cream machine broke, they all went to Burger King.
Who was the ref at the basketball game, they were terrible.
Whilst Richie Mo'unga was kicking, the other team was annoyed.
While the crowd was cheering, Giannis dunked.
Whilst I was talking on the phone, I got ready for school.
Whilst I was talking on the phone, I got ready for school.
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Using Both
Seriously, why did Trump get to be the president? Who even considered it?
Quietly, They ran out to watch the rugby. Whilst Richie Mo'unga was kicking, they tried to not cheer.
Surprisingly, Matthew missed all of his shots in basketball. What was up with him today?
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Begin With A Preposition
Preposition; A word that indicates location or movement.
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Words that are
a. In
b. On
c. At
d. Between
e. Against
f. Over
g. Under
h. Before
i. After
j. Behind
k. Within
l. Far
m. Throughout
n. Near
o. About
You can add more
Example/s
Throughout the class, the students work on their writing.
My Sentences:
Within the basketball court, you could hear music.
Before we landed in Australia, I started getting my stuff together.
After boxing day, the stores were empty.
Near my house, there was a basketball court.
Under the box, was a mouse.
Over the hills, was a port where all the ships came in.
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Red, White, And Blue
Use this when you need to give more than one idea on a topic.
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Words (Don't really need any)
Example/s
The idea of racism is memorable in 'The Merchant Of Venice' because of Shylock, Judaism and Conflict.
The essentials of rugby are kicking, passing and tackling.
My Sentences:
When playing netball the main rules are, no stepping, no contact and three feet away.
At Karate the basics are punching, kicking and locks.
With Karate we do push ups, squats and sit ups.
My favourite food and drink is water, Caesar salad and pizza.
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Begin With A Preposition
Preposition; A word that indicates location or movement.
-
Words that are
a. In
b. On
c. At
d. Between
e. Against
f. Over
g. Under
h. Before
i. After
j. Behind
k. Within
l. Far
m. Throughout
n. Near
o. About
You can add more
Example/s
Throughout the class, the students work on their writing.
My Sentences:
Within the basketball court, you could hear music.
Before we landed in Australia, I started getting my stuff together.
After boxing day, the stores were empty.
Near my house, there was a basketball court.
Under the box, was a mouse.
Over the hills, was a port where all the ships came in.
~
Red, White, And Blue
Use this when you need to give more than one idea on a topic.
-
Words (Don't really need any)
Example/s
The idea of racism is memorable in 'The Merchant Of Venice' because of Shylock, Judaism and Conflict.
The essentials of rugby are kicking, passing and tackling.
My Sentences:
When playing netball the main rules are, no stepping, no contact and three feet away.
At Karate the basics are punching, kicking and locks.
With Karate we do push ups, squats and sit ups.
My favourite food and drink is water, Caesar salad and pizza.
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