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This sentence will… This sentence will… start with the word “Although” start with a rhetorical question Don’t forget to include the question mark. This sentence will… This sentence will… start with a negative adjective For example: despicable aghast barren This sentence will… This sentence will… start with an +ing verb For example: trying purchasing wondering now years ago later This sentence will… start with an adverb of frequency often never always This sentence will… For example: start with an adverb of place For example: everywhere towards This sentence will… start with an interjection oh, please, This sentence will… start with an abstract noun independence start with “Some people say” yes This sentence will… For example: start with an adverb of time For example: This sentence will… For example: start with direct speech start with an emphasising phrase amazement For example: Mainly… Mostly… Thankfully … This sentence will… This sentence will… start with a comparison For example: unlike however equally This sentence will… start with a “rephrasing” word For example: in other words to simplify This sentence will… start with the word “Okay,” start with simile For example: as fast as a cheetah This sentence will… This sentence will… start with a positive adjective start with a reporting verb phrase For example: formidable wondrous This sentence will… start with an idiom For example: raining cats and dogs This sentence will… start by blaming someone or something For example: This sentence will… start with an adverbial phrase of degree For example: start by repeating the last two words from the previous sentence entirely totally quite This sentence will… start with an adverb of manner For example: This sentence will… I concede We acknowledge carefully nicely easily This sentence will… start with a cause/effect word For example: therefore because This sentence will… This sentence will… start with an outrageous accusation start with the word “but” It doesn’t have to be true, for hyperbolic effect This sentence will… Yes, it can be done! This sentence will… start with the word “because” start with phrase of three repeating words Yes, it can be done! This sentence will… This sentence will… start in first person start with a metaphor For example: This sentence will… This sentence will… start in first person plural For example: We ask the room erupted in laughter start with a “Why is it…” phrase We wonder This sentence will… This sentence will… start with a weird verb For example: unpicked photosynthesise This sentence will… start by referencing a song or film This sentence will… Start with a scientific sounding word start with an alliterative phrase For example: totally tactical tools This sentence will… start with a “Have you ever…” question This sentence will… start with a powerful emotion For example: disgust regret This sentence will… This sentence will… start with a colloquial phrase For example: go nuts wanna numpty This sentence will… start with a prepositional phrase For example: Under the… Within the… This sentence will… start with a comparative start with a superlative adjective adjective For example: better more intelligent stranger This sentence will… strangest This sentence will… start with a brand name For example: For example: best most intelligent Pepsi Sky start with a question to yourself Lego This sentence will… start with a phrase with two adjectives or more For example: “I ask myself this…” This sentence will… start with a word from the rich vocabulary list For example: It was an unspeakable, terrible… This sentence will… start with the phrase “It’s tough” This sentence will… start by referencing a song or film This sentence will… start with the phrase “Crying out” This sentence will… start with a “Have you ever…” question This sentence will… This sentence will… start with the phrase “Of course…” start with “A (noun) would” For example: This sentence will… disgust regret This sentence will… start with the word “One” start with the phrase “We had…” This sentence will… This sentence will… start with an infinitive verb phrase For example: to lean on to destroy This sentence will… be no more than one word This sentence will… be exactly three words This sentence will… be exactly five words This sentence will… start and end with the same word start with a collective noun For example: troop army minority This sentence will… be no more than two words This sentence will… be exactly four words This sentence will… be exactly six words This sentence will… include a semi-colon This sentence will… This sentence will… include an ellipsis This sentence will… This sentence will… include a dash This sentence will… include a colon to begin a list This sentence will… include a list of adjectives This sentence will… include a list of nouns This sentence will… include an absolute phrase For example: jaw dropped include speech marks fingers scraping This sentence will… include an appositive phrase For example: The insect, a cockroach, is crawling This sentence will… include exactly three commas include onomatopoeia For example: shriek blast This sentence will… include an emotive verb For example: destroy love reunite This sentence will… challenge the reader’s beliefs For example: “Why do you think that…” This sentence will… use personification For example: the heat mocked us This sentence will… include a semi-colon + conjunctive adverb For example: ; also ; furthermore This sentence will… include a FANBOYS This sentence will… include speech marks For example: for and nor but or yet so This sentence will… include an aside For example: Roger (do you remember him?) wasn’t actually French. This sentence will… This sentence will… include an adverbial clause For example: I’ll walk, although I am very tired. This sentence will… include a preposition include a participle phrase For example: with under beneath For example: He ran the show, calculating and demanding everything. This sentence will… This sentence will… include amplification include antanaclasis, For example: “It’s a cult: a strange and wonderful bunch of weirdoes.” (a repetition within a sentence) This sentence will… include aposiopesis For example: “All alone, all alone…” This sentence will… include antithesis (stopping sentence mid-flow) For example: “You’ve never believe me – no, you won’t.” These sentences will… include antistrophe For example: “Money is the cause of all poverty.” These sentences will… include epistrophe (repeating a phrase over multiple sentences) (repeating a phrase at the end of sentences) For example: “We will fight them… We will fight them For example: “…and they blame us. …and they blame us.” This sentence will… This sentence will… include hyperbole include irony For example: “This suitcase weighs a tonne!” For example: “My Chihuahua, Hercules…” This sentence will… include laughter or mocking This sentence will… suggest you are doubtful For example: “It may be…” “I could have…” This sentence will… end with an exclamation mark This sentence will… end with an accusation to the reader For example: “What are you going to do?” This sentence will… end with a repetition of three +ing verbs For example: “growling, biting and gnashing.” This sentence will… end with a phrase with two adjectives or more This sentence will… end in third person plural For example: “and we wonder why?” This sentence will… end with a word from the rich vocabulary list For example: “…, a final, fateful confirmation.” This sentence will… end with an emotive verb phrase This sentence will… end in an adverbial phrase For example: For example: “chained to the cooker making currant buns for tea.” “as quickly” “most of the time” This sentence will… end with an alliterative phrase For example: “… this dino-disaster movie” This sentence will… end with a hyperbolic appositive This sentence will… end with a cheeky “and then” phrase For example: “… and they charge you £12 entry!” This sentence will… end with the phrase “…in motion.” For example: “…these ridiculous stuntmen we call footballers.” This sentence will… end with a “the __________ of ___________” phrase For example: “…the demon barber of Fleet Street.” This sentence will… end with a strong opinion For example: “It’s a total travesty, if you ask me.”
