Sentence variety

Rewrite starting with an adverb:

She jumped suddenly to her feet and ran to the door .

(a)  

Rewrite starting with an adverb:

He arrives unfailingly at work at 6 AM every morning.

• Unfailingly , he arrives at work at 6 AM every morning.

Rewrite starting with the prepositional phrase:

She worked in the garden to clear out the weeds and deadhead the flowers

(a)  

Rewrite starting with the prepositional phrase:

It’s important to measure your doorway before purchasing a new couch.

• Before purchasing a new couch, it’s important to measure your doorway.

Invert subject and verb:

She made it sprinting to the train just before the doors closed.

(a)  

Start with a prepositional phrase:

The painting hangs over the table

(a)  

Invert starting with a verb:

Two English classes are scheduled for the next week

(a)  

Join the sentences using an ing modifier:

She noticed the police car. She shifted the gears and slowed down.

(a)  

REwrite starting with an ing modifier:

Amanda conducted a survey among her friends. She found that few were happy in their jobs

(a)  

Rewrite using "ing " modifier:

The dog ran across the driveway. It barked .

(a)