2. Conjunction sentences It was late but she wasn’t tired.

1. Short Descriptive Sentences The waves crashed onto the shore. The boy nervously walked home. The vicious dog snapped angrily at J ack.

2. Conjunction sentencesIt was late but she wasn’t tired.People like jogging because it helps them get fit.

The dog lay in the sun although it was hot.

3. Question Sentences Are you happy with the state of the local park? Have you ever been to the theatre?

4. Short Sharp Sentences I t was silent. He was alone. The f ox stopped. You would be amazed.

5. Connective sentences As quick as a flash, I jumped up and dashed f rom my hiding place. However, I believe that all children should be in bed by eight o’clock each night.

6. List Sentences J ack entered the class room, slammed the door, pulled up his chair, picked up a chewed pencil and began to write f uriously.

7. Adverb Sentences Anxiously, Laura stared at the stony floor below. Wearily, the teacher stared at the noisy line of children. Quietly, Ben tiptoed outside.

8. Speech Sentences “Where are you going?” J essica mumbled to her mum. “I ’m petrified” Alex whispered to his best f riend Tom, as they hid behind the graveyard wall.

9. Extra I nformation Sentences I walked through the street, shivering with f ear. The cat, which was black, sat and washed its paws.

10. As clause sentences As I scanned the desert island, the sound of wild animals fi lled my ears.

J ames curled up into a ball, as his parent’s raised voices were heard.

11. ing Sentences Looking rather lost, she pulled a letter f rom her bag. Running along the lane, George became aware that he was being f ollowed.

12. ed Sentences Disgusted at the bully’s behaviour, the policeman gave him a warning. Amazed at the sight of the f air, the child jumped up and down in excitement.

13. Preposition SentencesOn the wall, hung a large mirror.

Behind the door, stood the ancient, wooden grandfather clock.

The crisp white snow covered the ground like sparkling white diamonds.

Like waves against the shore, the wind hit the wooden house.

14. Simile Sentence

15. Imperative SentenceFeed your fish every morning and night.

Place the lid on the tank.Check the water filter is working.

16. Proper Noun SentenceScarborough, a very pretty coastal town, is a popular seaside resort.

Sam, a tall, dark-haired boy, stood on

the hill.

17. Alliterative SentencesThe sparkling sea shells shimmered on the sea shore.Meowing quietly, the cautious, curious cat crepttowards the puppy.

18. Metaphor SentencesHe has the heart of a lion.

The giant’s steps were thunder as he ran toward Jack.Stars are flowers in the meadow of the sky.

19. Onomateaopia SentencesThunder boomed and

lightning flashed across sky. Rain drops pitter-pattered against my window. The car zoomed round the corner and screeched to a stop.

20.Personification SentencesThe sun danced across the sky on the hot summer day.

The old car groaned as it made its way down the long windy road.

As the wind blew, leaves pranced and twirled in the air.