Adverbs
I will finish my homework tomorrow.
tomorrow
The teacher explains the lesson clearly.
Teacher
Julie was sick yesterday, but she is feeling good today.
better
The geese, that had flown south for the winter, (returns / return) early because the weather changes.
return
As the storm intensified, the windows rattled and the thunder boomed, echoing through the empty halls.
Onomatopoeia
The students are waiting outside.
outside
John and Mary are working on the project.
John and Mary
Out of all of my books, this one is the old.
oldest
Her teeth, which she had carefully taken care of for years, (remains / remain) strong despite her age.
remain
By the time the project was finished, she felt as though she had worked for an eternity without rest.
Hyperbole
The dog barked loudly because it saw something outside last night.
loudly, outside
The tall boy in the blue shirt plays basketball.
The tall boy in the blue shirt
more independent
The woman with all the dogs (walk, walks) down my street.
walks
The silent sea shimmered softly beneath the silver sky as the ship sailed steadily onward.
Alliteration
We worked on the project yesterday in the classroom.
yesterday
Swimming is my favorite activity.
Swimming
The post office is far away from my house than the supermarket is.
futher/farther
Either my shoes or your coat (is, are) always on the floor
is
Her determination became a burning flame, guiding her through every obstacle she encountered.
metathor
The tall girl with the red backpack runs quickly.
I always brush my teeth before bed.
Please put the groceries here."
quickly
always, before
here
To succeed in life requires hard work
To succeed in life
When comparing the sizes of birds, ostriches are clearly the larger of them all.
largest
A Neapolitan pizza made with San Marzano tomatoes ( is, are) considered more traditional than one made with any other type of tomatoes.
is
His words cut like a sharpened blade, leaving a lasting impression on everyone who listened.
Simile