Write that Essay: Sentences

Adverb- describes a verb

Verb- Doing word (Running,Walking,Crawling and etc)

Preposition- A word that gives location or movement 

The Adverb Sentence.

Start the sentence with an adverb, it adds interest and intrigue.

Remember the rule: When you start the sentence with an adverb you need to put a comma after the adverb and then finish the sentence.

Some adverbs- (slowly,Interestingly,suddenly Surprisingly, Simply, Excitedly, Unfortunately, Confusingly, Concerningly, Remarkably, significantly and Firstly.

Example- Surprisingly, Mrs Handely was on time to class.

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Excitedly, she woke up with a pet kitten on her bed. 

Confusingly, she couldn't find her phone. 

Concernigly, she couldn't find her family.

Suddenly, she saw a bright pink cake.

Shockingly, there was a confetti everywhere.

Loudly, everyone sang happy birthday.

Sadly, it was all just a dream.

The preposition sentence =

Remember the rule:When you start the sentence with a preposition, you need to put a comma when the movement or position ends.

Example:

In 2013,Hornby High accepted Year 7/8 students.

Thought my time at school, have learnt many things.

Prepositions- In, throughout, under, above, between, below, on, around, near, against, within 

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Under her bed, there was a lost doll

Above table, there was a dove

between the chairs, there is a table

After the hangout, she fell asleep

Near her house, there is a pool 

In her room, there is a lot of clutter