Verbs, present progressive tense, and adverbs play crucial roles in sentence structure and storytelling.
Verbs are essential parts of a sentence that express actions or states of being. In the provided passage, verbs like 'thrilled,' 'picked,' 'saw,' 'ran/jumped,' 'shocked,' 'threw,' 'looked/aimed,' 'zooming/flying,' 'fell,' 'caught,' 'disappeared/moved,' and 'said/spoke' are used to describe the actions within the story.
The present progressive tense, also known as the present continuous tense, indicates actions that are happening right now. In the sentences provided, examples of this tense would include 'the dog ran into the house,' 'the kids were ready to go to the movies,' and 'the criminal was able to rob the bank three times.'
Adverbs are words that modify verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs. By moving adverbs to the beginning of sentences, you can create varied sentence structures. For instance, 'Furiously, the red truck sped past the camper van.' Adverbs like 'furiously,' 'hungrily,' and 'typically' are used in the exercises provided to enhance the sentences.
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Answer:
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Explanation:
When Amir (saw) a snake, he was (shocked). He (picked) a stick in his hand. He (looked) at the snake, he (ran) on the road and (aimed) at the snake and sent it (flying) in the air. As soon as the stick (fell) on the snake, it (disappeared) and was not to be seen anymore. Grandma always (said) that Amir was a brave boy.