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tips for adding variety to boring sentences Six Sassy Sentences tips for adding variety to boring sentences

Why use variety in your sentences? Sentence variety is necessary for a number of reasons: Sentence variety makes your writing more interesting to read! Sentence variety adds style to your writing! Sentence variety will help develop your writing skills!

Six Sassy Sentence types Two adjective beginning “-ly” beginning “-ing” at beginning or end Balanced sentences Dependent clause Informative interrupters

Two Adjective Beginnings Tall, handsome lifeguards flirt wildly with the pretty girls. Rickety and dilapidated, the old schoolhouse didn’t stand a chance in an earthquake.

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“-ing” at beginning Running like the wind, Forrest Gump made national headline news. Saving the best for last, Lisa finally ate her Reese’s peanut butter cup.

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“-ing” at end He trudged along the hot desert for days, wishing he had brought more water. Sandy gave the homeless man all the money she had, hoping that her small act of kindness might bring him some comfort.

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“-ly” at beginning Cheerfully, she answered the phone for her mother. Slowly opening the door, the servant tried not to wake his master.

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Informative Interrupters The fish, a slimy mass of flesh, felt the alligator’s giant teeth sink into him as he struggled to swim away. The child, face covered with chocolate doughnut, asked his mother if he could have some milk.

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Balanced Sentences He goes out onto the baseball field, spins around second base, and looks back at the academy. Choosing a Christmas tree, putting up Christmas lights, and baking Christmas cookies are all included in my December traditions.

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Dependent Clauses Because it rained, the garden party was postponed. Since the road construction is complete, Jim can make it home in only ten minutes.

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