Showing posts with label adverbs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label adverbs. Show all posts

Thursday, April 19, 2018

ADVERBS OF MANNER THEATER!

You are a director writing a script! Make enough copies for the actors and one for yourself! 3-5 copies. Print it to the front desk - USE THE COMPUTERS ON THE TOEFL SIDE


EMAIL IT TO: driedel@staffordhouse.com if you cannot print
You will need to write 10-12 lines of dialogue.

You can have 2-4 actors from your class to read your script.


Use the adverbs below to help guide your language.

Ex. Emily: (Awkwardly) Open your books.

       Ellie (cheerfully) Ok teacher! What page?
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Anxiously

Slowly

Seriously

Lazily

Dreamily

Suspiciously

Defensively

Calmly

Masterfully

Angrily

Quietly

Sadly

**Bonus

Awkwardly

Cheerfully

Loudly

Mysteriously

Innocently

Politely

Shyly

Rudely

Thoughtfully

Wednesday, January 24, 2018

ADVERBS OF MANNER THEATER

You are a director writing a script! Make enough copies for the actors and one for yourself! 3-5 copies. Print it to the front desk - USE THE COMPUTERS ON THE TOEFL SIDE


EMAIL IT TO: driedel@staffordhouse.com

You will need to write 10-12 lines of dialogue.

You can have 2-4 actors  your class to read your script.


Use the adverbs below to help guide your language.

Ex. Aldo: (lazily) Open your books.

       Ellie (cheerfully) Ok teacher! What page?
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Anxiously

Slowly

Seriously

Lazily

Dreamily

Suspiciously

Defensively

Calmly

Masterfully

Angrily

Quietly

Sadly

**Bonus

Awkwardly

Cheerfully

Loudly

Mysteriously

Innocently

Politely

Shyly

Rudely

Thoughtfully

Actor's Voice

Write down some everyday sentences then practice in your group with the following styles:

Anxiously

Slowly

Seriously

Lazily

Dreamily

Suspiciously

Defensively

Calmly

Masterfully

Angrily

Quietly

Sadly

**Bonus

Awkwardly

Cheerfully

Loudly

Mysteriously

Innocently

Politely

Shyly

Rudely



Thoughtfully

Thursday, November 2, 2017

ADVERBS OF MANNER Theater

You are a director writing a script! EMAIL IT TO: stathopo@gmail.com

You will need to write 10-12 lines of dialogue.

You can have 2-4 actors  your class to read your script.

Make enough copies for the actors and one for yourself! 3-5 copies. Print it to the front desk - USE THE COMPUTERS ON THE TOEFL SIDE

Use the adverbs below to help guide your language.

Ex. Aldo: (lazily) Open your books.

       Ellie (cheerfully) Ok teacher! What page?
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Anxiously

Slowly

Seriously

Lazily

Dreamily

Suspiciously

Defensively

Calmly

Masterfully

Angrily

Quietly

Sadly

**Bonus

Awkwardly

Cheerfully

Loudly

Mysteriously

Innocently

Politely

Shyly

Rudely

Thoughtfully