Figurative language
idiom
Boba Fett, Jango Fett's son, is also a bounty hunter in the star wars franchise.
Adj-O-O-O
''Joe said, Hello''.
Joe said, ''Hello,''
There was a muddy trench with shabby planks occasionally here and there. barbed wire lined the entrance to the trench fortress. In the middle of it all, Bill the soldier was in WW1
setting
Joe is so hungry he ate 25 whole pizzas.
hyperbole
Will trudged along in the slushy snow to the backyard to play with his brother.
vivid verbs
"i dont feel so good" Sam mumbled.
"I don't feel so good." Sam mumbled
"What is 1+1?" the teacher asked.
Joe responded,"2." Joe wished he could get out of class.
dialogue
BOOM! the tank exploded.
onamonapiea
Heart pounding, he managed to parachute out of the plane.
absolutes
How should you include dialogue in your narrative?
Every time a new person speaks, you start on a new line and indent.
Why is SAD openers important?
To make the story more interesting and descriptive.
He is skinny as a skeleton.
simile
I choose Robert, the smartest kid in class, to help me with math.
appositives
"""RAH!""" rob yelled at the teacher and got a infraction
"RAH!" Rob yelled at the teacher and got a infraction.
* you shouldn't yell at a teacher in the first place
WHIZZ! a slice of pizza went flying through the air, SPLAT! went a cup of juice
action
look at that jumbo shrimp!
Oxymoron
Joe, tall and strong, knocked down the door.
Adjectives-O-O-O
"do you like baseball"? Rob responded
"Do you like baseball?'' Rob responded.
Billy dove and dodged the obstacles, running and dashing for the trophy.
Action