You could say you could say, “as I entered the classroom, I couldn’t believe my eyes.” Everyone was bald!” Then you could go on about how everyone shaved their head because they thought it was cool. Will you do it too?
That’s just an idea... I recently did a prompt similar to this. Hope it helps!
1. add ideas likewise: is an adverb that I used to add ideas
2. indicate order next: this connector helps put ideas in order, similar connectors are “first, second, finally”
3. show a consequence as a result: This sentence connector is used to show a consequence of a previous idea.
4. show time relation Eventually: it means at the end, as a final result
5. repetition of an idea in summary: means repeating the same idea with other words in order to summarize concepts.
6. introduce an illustration for example: this connector introduces an example or explanation of a previous idea.
7. take away, limit, or oppose yet: this sentence connector is used to introduce an opposing view or idea
8. show space relation on the left: this phrase provides a space relation
Where are the selections?
I would suppose it is just a personal preference of his.
Science literature is often held back by facts, where you can express yourself, like an expository essay since they are held back by facts as well. Plain fiction is all up to the author with nothing holding them back, like an argumentative essay would be since it’s opinionated.
The metric system has a lot of smaller more precise measurements than us in the US.