SAD opener
The room was dark and cold. It smelled like rotting food the room was also drafty. I could only here a small drip of a liquid.
Setting
Snap, Crackle, Pop.
Onomatopoeia
She sells seashells by the seashore.
Alliteration
The poems we read in class were her expressions of love to Robert Browning, her husband.
Appositives
Don't be late Bill warned.
''Don't be late," Bill warned.
The room was bright and spacious. The room was in a 100-year-old New York City apartment building. The room was amazing.
Setting
Jumbo shrimp; definite maybe; deafening silence.
Oxymoron
I'm so hungary I could eat a horse.
Hyperbole
The school was a regular school, big and boring.
Adjectives Out of Order
I'm leaving now" said Tom.
"I'm leaving now," said Tom.
Bang the plate shattered. Crash the glasses broke.
Action
My teddy bear gave me a hug.
Personification
It's raining cats and dogs
Idiom
His heart beating very fast, Harry stood listening to the chilly silence.
Absolutes
"Sam, Tom said," let's leave.
"Sam," Tom said," let's leave."
Wish the wave washed over the sand. Swack the Pelicans chirp.
Action
I'm as loud as a tea pot.
Simile
Her eyes are stars shining in the sky.
Metaphor
I sprinted to my dad.
Vivid Verds
He said We'll discuss the story in our hour."
He said "We'll discuss the story in our hour."
The baker yelled "How der you steal my bread". The Kid screamed "How der you say that I bot this bread".
Dialogue
My sister's so tall she could be a sky scraper.
Hyperbole
She is busy as a bee.
Simile
The cat, cute and huggable, look so cute in the corner.
Vivid Verb
The nerve" she said.
"The nerve," she said.