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Peter, please answer the following question

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Peter, please answer the following question

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Peter is a virtual tarot that answers any question he is asked

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website

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Powered by Aardgo

Mixing it up

Plot Generator

Our aim is to inspire you to write your own stories, using common genres and themes. We'll help you set the scene then build characters, describe them, name them, and work out how they fit together in an interesting story. We draft a compelling blurb to get you started.

Quotes About Plot Generator

"This is the best thing to exist ever."
"So I used a generator to create a random story and it turned out to be hilarious."
"This is fun. A little silly. It tried a few variations and got some very quirky results. It might be good for a little inspiration, as a writing exercise, or if you're bored."
"Plot Generator is really best if used completely randomly (press 'fill in) and see what happens. We got a completely zany storyline that included robots poking each other."
"Plot Generator can be a fun way to jumpstart your plot."

How to plot a good story

1. Choose a theme from our selection of plot generators.

2. Give us some keywords to play with or let us prompt some ideas at random.

3. We automatically create a plot, title and a cover for your novel or film.

Masterpiece Generator refers to a set of text generator tools created by Aardgo. The tools are designed to be cool and entertain, but also help aspiring writers create a range of different media, including plots, lyrics for songs, poems, letters and names. Some generated content parodies existing styles and artists, whilst others are based on original structures.

Our first generator, Song Lyrics Generator was launched in 2002 as a student magazine project. After it proved popular, we expanded to include plots, and the project grew from there.

We're proud to see work we've helped you create pop up on blogs and in fun projects. We enjoy watching you read your creations on YouTube. We're currently developing a cool app based on our site.

Story Idea Generator - Random Story Maker - Novel Prompts - Create Storyline Ideas - Movies / Film Plot Lines - Story Titles - Book Plots - Creative Short Story Ideas - Synopsis Maker - Writing Prompt Generator - Story Generators

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Hilarious random plot generator. Answer a few quick questions and this website will automatically write a story or blurb for you using your keywords. Select from a variety of genres including romance, mystery or teen vampire. Plots suitable form books or films

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horror story

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The Curse of the Enchanted Blade | Horror Plot Generator

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By Alex Scaryprov.... Whilst investigating the death of a local mechanic, a witty shopkeeper called Sally Zeus uncovers a legend about a supernaturally-cursed, enchanted blade circulating throughout Kent. As soon as...

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Learn SIMPLE FUTURE TENSE through Movies english-challenge.ru

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Friends - 006 - Grammar - Making predictions

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A fixed arrangements >present continuous
B intentions > be going to
C>predictions based on present evidence > be going to
D timetables > present simple
E predictions and inevitable future facts >will
F offers and promises > will
G spontaneous decisions > will

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exercise 6

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will-future or going to-future - Exercise

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will-future or going to-future, English Grammar Exercises Online for free

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exercise 5

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will or going to-future, Free English Grammar Exercises Online

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exercise 8

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Task No. 4445

Put in the verbs in brackets into the gaps. Use
will-future, going to-future, Simple Present, Present Progressive, Future Progressive or Future Perfect.

Show example

Example:

The steward says: "We in Stansted in about 20 minutes." (to land)

Answer:

The steward says: "We will be landing in Stansted in about 20 minutes."

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Future Tenses in English, Grammar Exercises Online

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exercise 3

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Unit 5 Exercise 2: Present continuous for future

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Students >Champions >Level 2 >Grammar >Unit 5 Exercise 2: Present continuous for future

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exercise 2

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Present Progressive, Exercises on Use - use02 :: Use02

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Exercise on future activities (answering questions in present progressive) :: page Use02

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present simple or present continuous ex4

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present simple or present continuous ex4

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exercise 4

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exercise 7

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Task No. 4443

Use the verbs in brackets in the correct future tenses - will-future, going to-future, Simple Present or Present Progressive.

Show example

Example:

The weather nice on Sunday. (to be)

Answer:

The weather will be nice on Sunday.

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Future tenses in English, Grammar Exercises Online for free

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timetables 1

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Simple Present, Exercise on Use - 04 :: Learn English online - free exercises, explanations, games, teaching materials and plenty of information on English language. :: page 04

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exercise 2

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will for promises and offers 2 learn english

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Students >Result >English Result Pre-intermediate >Grammar >Unit 5 >will for promises and offers (2)

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exercise 1

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Exercise on Future I Simple (will) :: page Default

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exercise 4 mix

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Here's an interactive exercise about the simple future tense

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exercise 2

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There are 12 verb tenses in English grammar. The three main tenses are the present simple or simple present, the past simple also simple past and the future. In the following pages, you will find online lessons for each tense.

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exercise 3

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Created with Hot Potatoes by Half-Baked Software, registered to Carmen Luisa Pérez Amaro.

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What are they going to do? Be going to (plans, intentions)

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Match a picture from the left to a sentence from the right.

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exercise 1

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Exercise on Future I Simple (going to) :: page Default