SPIVEY DESCRIBERS WITH/WITHOUT. “WITH” NOUN EXPANDER GROUP ANOTHER WAY TO EXPAND THE MEANING OF THE WHO/WHAT IS TO WRITE A GROUP OF WORDS IN THE BEGINNING.

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SPIVEY DESCRIBERS WITH/WITHOUT

“WITH” NOUN EXPANDER GROUP ANOTHER WAY TO EXPAND THE MEANING OF THE WHO/WHAT IS TO WRITE A GROUP OF WORDS IN THE BEGINNING OF A SENTENCE USING THE WORD: WITH

EXAMPLES With the present in his hands,-NOUN EXPANDER the little boy-WHO walked up to his friend.-ACTION With a huge grin on her face,-NOUN EXPANDER the evil child-WHO Smashed her classmates cake.-ACTION With tears in her eyes,-NOUN EXPANDER Mary-WHO slowly walked into character court.-ACTION

“WITHOUT” NOUN EXPANDER GROUP ANOTHER WAY TO EXPAND THE MEANING OF THE WHO/WHAT IS TO WRITE A GROUP OF WORDS IN THE BEGINNING OF A SENTENCE USING THE WORD: WITHOUT

EXAMPLES Without even realizing,-NOUN EXPANDER the little boy-WHO ate the entire bag of chips.-ACTION Without a fear in the world,-NOUN EXPANDER the little girl-WHO approached the bully.-ACTION Without a doubt,-NOUN EXPANDER Thomas-WHO knew he would pass the test.-ACTION

YOUR TURN WITH + WHO/WHAT+ ACTION + WHERE WITH + WHAT + EXPANDER (THAT) + ACTION + WHEN WITHOUT + WHO + ACTION + ACTION + ACTION WITHOUT + WHAT + ACTION + CONDITION