Multiple Sentences

In Hur 3 we have been learning about some different sentences. We have learnt about W-Starts, Adverb Starts and Very short sentences. W-Starts is were you start with one of these words, When, Where, while and whilst. Adverb start is where you start with an adverb. The adverb or word has to end with the letters ly. A Very short sentence is just a really small sentence that gives you suspense or drama.

Here are some examples...

Very short...

The boy slowly placed the seed.

The teacher grabbed the seeds.

W-Start...

While the the teacher handed out the seeds, the students grabbed a beaker.

When he put the seed in, he Walked over to the table.

Adverb start...

Carefully, the boy put the beaker down.

Anxiously, the students waited for the seed to grow.

Different types of sentences

In Hur3 we have been learning about different types of sentences like Very short sentences. We had so make a simple sentence into a complex sentence. That was the start of our paragraph. We had to do one very short sentence and 2 W-starts sentences. The W-start is where you choose a word out of When, Where, Whilst and while. Here is my paragraph... 

This morning he ran away yelling in the forest madly. He ran and ran as fast as he could. Beside the river, beside a lake and into a swamp. The boy sat down to rest as well as eat something. He heard it. He heard something that changed his life. Gun fire! The boy got down and hid from the enemy team. Whilst he got up in a good position to snipe them, he got hit, “Hit!” the boy shouted and put his hand up. While he was walking back to respawn, he knew someone was following him. “Could I just respawn?!” The boy whispered.