Sentence Starters.
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ING
My Try Of The ING...
Taking action to find out the answers, Bob had a lead on the mystery.
What to use at the start?
deciding, speaking, seeing, grasping, rising, looking, holding, emerging, taking, signaling, analysing.
Example:
Hiding from the teacher, I slipped into class late.
My Try Again...
Rising up from the cabinet, I saw blood splattered on the wall.
Analysing the creature in front of me, I realised it wasn't from this planet.
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W-Start
My Try Of The W-Start...
While we were hiking through the woods when we heard a bang.
What to use at the start?
who, while, when, where, whereas, whilst, what.
Example:
While others wrote sentences, I tried not to fall asleep.
My Try Again...
Whilst I was on holiday, others were stuck at school.
While the rest of the class knew what to do, I had no idea what to do.
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Adverb Start
My Try Of The Adverb Start...
Firstly, I have to finish my breakfast.
What to use at the start?
quickly, curiously, importantly, firstly, often, remarkably, similarly, surprisingly, readily.
Example:
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My Try Again...
Surprisingly, Kalim bet Aiden in football.
Quickly, American's turned against Trump.
Concerningly, the alarm wouldn't turn off.
Firstly, Karen had to complain about the service.
Quickly, Trisha killed Jasper.
Surprisingly, Sandy from Spongebob stays underwater.
Remarkably, Aiden rode a cow.
Firstly, Shawn Mendes played on my playlist.
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Red, White & Blue
My Try Of The Adverb Start...
Karen was annoying, loud and vicious.
What to use?
three describing words.
Example:
The earth's key resources are clean air, fresh water, and natural environments.
My Try Again...
Donald Trump as a president was cruel, vile and evil.
Shawn Mendes is passionate, tall and caring.
The sheep is duel, boring and dumb.
Trisha is awesome, tall and amazing.
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