Here is one:1
"I was scared; alone. Frightened. My eyes were sewed shut as I clutched myself together, screaming and moaning. The tears streamed down my face. "Stop the pain!""2
2nd:3
"Aspen looked out her window. The winds were blearing. The sun was secreted from the billows. The sky looked as if she were saying: “Run away or I’ll zap you with a shriek of lighting.” and her look did frighten those away. Aspen shivered, her body shaking, the goose bumps that formed on her arms and legs. Trying ever so lightly to cover it up with her shall and skirt."4
3rd:5
"The night sky gloomed more than ever. The clouds were dark and the rain was pounding against windows. The wind blew in faces. The air was chilly. Trees were swaying violently. It grew more aggressive by the minute. People were running to their wagons, and horses, the villagers were screaming, just screaming. Our windows rattled, and the walls were shaking, just a bit. It came to be too dark. I went and got my lantern and lighted it up. I went back to my seat and watched outside. The storm got worse, while of my absence."
Author notes
For langauge arts, we have to write a short story, so here are three beginnings I'm thinking of using. Please tell me what one you think I should use for the language arts short storie.
Thanks,
Hope.
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hi
you spelled story wrong it is spelled story -
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Hey Lilly,
Actually no, it's it's plural meaning two or more you add ies, hence "stories"
If it isn't, so just one, it's just story.
Hope.
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