Capitalletters forsentencestarts.use a modalverb (should,could,wouldn't)relativeclause (who,that, where,whose,which)Begin with asimile 'like adisease' (makeit appropriatefor the text!)Shortsentencefor impactAn edword suchas'Panicked'Begin with'ing' word,'Looming'De:deAssonanceNounphraseEmotiveLanguageBegin witha timeconjunction'MeanwhileNounphraseVariedpunctuationRepetitionBegin withan adverb'Savagely'Begin withapreposition,'Behind..'PowerfulverbsCapitalletters forpropernounsCapitalletters forsentencestarts.use a modalverb (should,could,wouldn't)relativeclause (who,that, where,whose,which)Begin with asimile 'like adisease' (makeit appropriatefor the text!)Shortsentencefor impactAn edword suchas'Panicked'Begin with'ing' word,'Looming'De:deAssonanceNounphraseEmotiveLanguageBegin witha timeconjunction'MeanwhileNounphraseVariedpunctuationRepetitionBegin withan adverb'Savagely'Begin withapreposition,'Behind..'PowerfulverbsCapitalletters forpropernouns

Varied Sentence Openers and powerful language - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. R-Capital letters for sentence starts.
  2. R-use a modal verb (should, could, wouldn't)
  3. T-relative clause (who, that, where, whose, which)
  4. T-Begin with a simile 'like a disease' (make it appropriate for the text!)
  5. A-Short sentence for impact
  6. R-An ed word such as 'Panicked'
  7. S-Begin with 'ing' word, 'Looming'
  8. T-De:de
  9. A-Assonance
  10. S-Noun phrase
  11. T-Emotive Language
  12. T-Begin with a time conjunction 'Meanwhile
  13. S-Noun phrase
  14. S-Varied punctuation
  15. A-Repetition
  16. A-Begin with an adverb 'Savagely'
  17. R-Begin with a preposition, 'Behind..'
  18. A-Powerful verbs
  19. S-Capital letters for proper nouns