ESSAY Writing Structure 2

15/05/19, Wednesday

Adverb:
1. Surprisingly, many chose to ignore the warning sign.
2. Quickly, he ran towards the swings.

Preposition:
1. Throughout the story, many got injured.
2. After the accident, he failed to regain consciousness.

THE -ED START
  E.g
Committed, Undaunted, Determined, Forced, Gifted, Blighted, Thrilled, Delighted, Blessed, Overpowered, Bewildered, Drafted, Surprised, Foreshadowed, Haunted, Concerned.

-> to improving their routine, the dancers trained up to 10 hours each day.

1. Surprised by the outcome, he quickly tried to change it.
2. Committed to winning, he tried to play desperately.

THE W-START SENTENCE
  Who, While, Whilst, When, Where, What, Whereas

->When the baking was completed, the ovens were cleaned thoroughly.

1. While she is almost finished with her work, he is still starting.
2. When the game was finished, the players quickly took a shower.

P.E.E.L
 School uniforms are a waste of time and money.

   Interestingly, most people think that School uniforms are not a waste of time and money. Some of the reasons why School uniforms are a waste of money and time are the financial problems some parents can afford school uniforms however many families have problems affording school uniforms, such as, jackets that cost more than they can afford. Secondly, a reason why School Uniforms are waste is the fact that you will outgrow your uniform having to buy a new one is a waste of both your time and money. This evidence shows that School Uniforms are a waste because they waste your money which you can spend on better things like groceries and food.
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16/05/19, Thursday

Preposition:
1. Before the accident, he was heading to his house.

Adverb:
1. Remarkably, she got all the answers correct.

-ed start:
1. Delighted, the family accepted the gift from their neighbours.

W-Start Sentence:
1. When the game was over, the team celebrated their win.

The -ING Start:
  E.g
Deciding, Speaking, Seeing, Grasping, Rising, Looking, Holding, Emerging, Taking, Signalling, Analysing, Talking.

1. Aiming to get a good result, the student studied all night.
2. Analysing the situation, he immediately thought of a plan.

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17/05/19, Friday

1. Adverb: Readily, he prepared for the party.

2. Preposition: Near the end of the story, they almost got caught.

3.-ed Start: Forced to surrender, he put his hands up in the air.

4. -ing Start: Grasping the situation, he quickly ran away.

5. -W Start: While the game was happening, other players started to warm up.