YOUR WRITING TASK: A SHORT
STORY
Check some words and
expressions you have tried to use in your short story.
ADJECTIVES
EXCITING
“I FOUND IT REALLY EXCITING”
EXCITED
“WHEN WE GOT HOME, THE DOGS WERE EXCITED
TO SEE US”
BORING
“THE MOVIE WAS SO BORING THAT
I FELL ASLEEP
BORED
SHOCKING
“SHE SAID THE NEWS WAS SHOCKING”
SHOCKED
“I WAS SHOCKED WHEN I HEARD
WHAT HAD HAPPENED”
TIRING
“WE HAD A LONG TIRING DAY”
TIRED
VERY TIRED=EXHAUSTED
“WE HAD BEEN WALKING FOR THREE HOURS AND WE WERE
COMPLETELY EXHAUSTED”
SO
SO NERVOUS / SO INTERESTING
“IT WAS SO EMBARRASSING!”
“HE WAS SO WEAK THAT HE COULDN’T EVEN SPEAK”
THE WEATHER
IT WAS POURING
THE SUN WAS SHINING BRIGHTLY
THE SUN WAS SETTING
THE SUN WAS RISING
THERE WAS A BEAUTIFUL SUNRISE/SUNSET.
HEAVY SNOW WAS FALLING
THICK SNOW WAS FALLING
LIGHT SNOW WAS FALLING
FINE SNOW WAS FALLING
AGE: I WAS ABOUT 17 YEARS OLD AT THE TIME
IRREGULAR VERBS:STUDY THE PAST SIMPLE AND PAST PARTICIPLE, PLEASE:
LEAVE, TAKE,
DRINK, TEACH, BUY, THINK…
SPELLING: INITIALLY/APPROACHING/(DIS)APPEARED/(UN)FORTUNATELY/DIFFICULT/
ENOUGH/ IMMEDIATELY
EXCLAMATIONS: “WHAT A RELIEF!” “HOW AMAZING!”
GRAMMAR: “THERE WASN’T ANYBODY THERE”
SUPERLATIVE: “IT WAS THE MOST EXCITING EXPERIENCE”
ALL NIGHT/ALL DAY/ALL MORNING/
ALL AFTERNOON/
ALL EVENING
THE WHOLE NIGHT/ THE WHOLE DAY…
PANIC:
“I GOT INTO A PANIC”/
“I STARTED TO PANIC WHEN I REALISED
THAT I HAD LOST MY PASSPORT”
EVERYTHING/EVERYONE/EVERYBODY
“I FELT THAT EVERYTHING WAS
GOING WRONG”
EXPRESSION:
SAFE AND SOUND
“THE MISSING CHILDREN WERE FOUND SAFE AND SOUND”
TIME LINKERS: WHEN, AS, JUST
AS, BY THE TIME, AS SOON AS…
BE ABOUT TO
“I WAS ABOUT TO GET UNDRESSED WHEN THERE WAS A KNOCK ON THE DOOR”
“WE ARRIVED JUST AS THE CONCERT WAS ABOUT TO BEGIN”
I hope it helps.
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