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The Adverb Sentence:

Start the sentence with an adverb, it adds interest or intrigue. 
Remember the rule, when you start the sentence with an adverb, place a comma after the adverb then write the rest of the story. 

Some Adverbs you can use- Surprisingly, Simply, Excitedly, Concerningly, Confusingly, Remarkably, Significantly, Often, Firstly, Similarly. 

Examples:

Excitedly, Allen ran towards the canteen. 

Firstly, the class assembled in two lines by the door. 

Independent Task: Create your own examples.
Must Do 2-3       Should Do 5-6       Can Do 10 

Suddenly, Toni did the work that she was given in class

Thankfully, the end of school is at 3 pm

Shockingly, school has not been that boring

Luckily, I have my friends at school

Quickly, the class ran out of the gate out of school

Skillfully, I punched my old friend

The Preposition Sentence:

Try starting the sentence with a preposition, a word that gives movement or position. . 

Remember the rule, when you start the sentence with an preposition, you need to put a comma where the movement or position ends. 

Some Prepositions you can use- In, Against, Before, Between, Over, Behind, Within, Under, Below, At, For, Throughout, Near, About

Examples:

In 2013, Hornby High School introduced year 7 and 8 students. 

Behind the bookcase, a hidden door revealed a secret room. 

Independent Task: Create your own examples.

Must Do 2-3       Should Do 5-6       Can Do 10 

At school within school hours, i tried not to fall asleep.

Before school, I ran away.

15 min in to school, i left school and went for a run