beggining the story, we have Peter
who ate the cookie from the cookie jar
Verb - Doing word
Deciding, speaking, seeing, grasping, rising, looking, holding, emerging, taking, signalling, analysing.
example - Hiding from the teacher, I slipped into class late.
My own sentance - looking into the window planning his robbery signalling, he said come on the coast is clear.
W - Start
Who, while, when, what, where, whereas.
example - while others wrote sentances, I tried not to fall asleep.
My own sentance - while they ate cookies, I ate apples.
Adverb Starter:
adverb > describes your verb (doing word) most of the time ends in ly
quickly, curiosly, importantly, firstly, often, remarkaly.
My example
1 Intregengly he walked in the property.
2 intrestly the refferee didn't see the foul.
3 surprisingly I was ontime for school even though I left home later than usual.
no more than 2 adverb starters per paragraph.
Elephants are fat, fast and grey
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