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You can also add character feelings to speech:

With his heart racing, Ali shouted, "Stop! I need your help!

Remember to use a commas after the action/feelings before you open speech marks.

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Used to give more detail about a noun.
Start with a relative pronoun (who, which, where)
Ilyes knew something wasn't right.
Ilyes, who was usually positive, knew something wasn't right.
Outside in the street, where the sun was falling asleep,  the streets were deserted.

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Simile: Like or as
The sky was as black as coal.
Like a knight in shining armour, Marvin raced to the rescue.

Metaphor: When you say something is something
Out of the trees, a rainbow of birds appeared.

Personification: Giving an object a human quality
The trees danced in the wind.
Birds greeted the daylight.

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Use your sentence opener mat for the different types.
Sentence openers are marked with a comma and need to be followed by a main clause (a sentence that makes sense on its own)
Racing towards the door, Darren knew he had to make every second count.

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Direct speech is punctuated using speech marks (inverted commas)

where do you think you're going? cried Megan.
"Where do you think you're going?" cried Megan.

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