sentences lterature

Rhetorical

Won’t you be able to get another autographed baseball?

 

loose

The young knight at last had the legendary sword/ after dragons/ and many treacherous mountains.

Periodic

After deadly dragons/many treacherous mountains/ the young knight had got the legendary sword.

Parallel

When its summer, I like to sleep and relax

Natural order sentence

Burgers are grinded from cows

Inverted order

From grinded cows are burgers

Split order sentence

From hives grows honey

Interrupted

Honey -sticky, sweets and brown- grow in hives

Declarative

This tea is too hot

Imperitive

Go to school

Interoggative

Why is that baby holding a gun?

Exclamatory

The tea burned me!

Simple

The stunt man did a flip for the kids

Compound

The kid blew the candles out on his cake; but didn’t share it with his family

Complex

Even though the kid was given more one piece of candy, he still snuck out of his room later and ate the rest of it.

Compound complex
Even though the family gave there kid one more piece of candy, they still saw him sneak out and eat the rest of the bowl 

Vocab 3- every day use

Caprice=
Jerry's wife had a huge sense of caprice when it came to hiking since she would tend to wonder off or touch what ever plant she saw.

Abberation=
John didn't have the aberration to join his friends in school so he spent most of his time shooting tin cans with his b.b gun.

Zealously=
Mary zealously jumped up and down as she realized she was holding the winning lottery ticket.

Fecund=
The workers in the factory gave a large fecund of triple chocolate, sugarcoated muffins every day to the point where the workers could take a few home every week.

Callous=
The callouss cliff was almost impossible to climb due to the fact that you couldn't get a firm grip on the loose rocks.

Compulsory=
Even if it was a compulsory test, every one still moaned in boredom by having to take it every year.