1. Words of horror THEME: AMITYVILL HORROR HOUSE
BY GREG, JAMES, AND SETH

2. Quiet, Quite
Quiet - making no noise or sound, especially no disturbing sound: quiet neighbors.
The house was to quiet.
When the demon was talking it was nothing but a quiet whisper.
Quite - actually, really, or truly
The demon quite aggressive.
We had not quite known what we got into.

3. Shown/shone a past participle of show. The demon has shown me the way.
He also has shown me the true meaning of horror.
a simple past tense and past participle of shine..
The demon eyes shone red.
The moon light had shone on the house.

4. Stationary/stationery
standing still; not moving.
We were stationary as the demon walked past us.
It seemed like time was stationary while we were at the house.
writing paper.
On the stationery the demon wrote 666.
We kept all our experiences wrote down on stationery.

5. Than/then
used, as after comparative to introduce the second member of an unequal comparison
The house was worse than Hell.
The demon was worse than any other I had ever seen.
at that time:
We seen the demon then it diapered.
We arrived at the house then things started to happen.

6. There/ their
used after an indefinite singular antecedent in place of the definite masculine form his  or the definite feminine form her )
The demon said that this is their house.
Their bodies froze in fear.
in or at that place
The house, you don’t want to be there!
There at that house things happen that are unexplained. is

7. They’re contraction of they are. The demon said they’re back.
He also said they’re very upset.

8. Threw /through in at one end, side, or surface and out at the other.
The demon walked through the wall.
When we walked through the door I became scared.
a simple past tense of throw.
The demon threw the brick at us.
So we threw it back.