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Welcome to our auxilary and phrasal verb

  • Welcome to our auxilary and phrasal verb story! Please, write your part below, remember each part must contain at least one correct use of both phrasal and auxilary verbs!
  • When you write down your part of the story, try to pick up a few details from the previous line and come up with a few plot twists. Try to use a conjuctive adverb and a gerund noun
  • to show action taking place. Be sure not to veer to far off the previous fold, or the story will sound strange. Also, by not ending the fold with a complete sentence,
  • you can annoy the next folder 'cos they won't know what the hell's going on. Yesterday I went to the beach & saw a small free-swimming crustacean with an elongated body making
  • off with someone's house. "You cray-cray. Put it back! What if the owner isn't done with it yet?" "I'm a hermit crab not a crayfish, silly." He tilted the shell to show the inside.
  • The hermit crab jumped out and ate the boy
  • the boy fought back and eventually fought his way out of the hermit crabs mouth and...
  • grabbed a jagged shard of metal from behind him and thrust it deep into the hermit crab's head, listening to the crackling of cartelidge and flesh. "LOOOOOO LOOOO" He yodeled.
  • The hermit crab recoiled into his shell, his days as a hermit were over. To claim his treasure, I now had to venture into the giant shell, past his still twitching barbed claws…
  • Dancing back and forth to dodge each claw, I was soon reminded how bad a dancer I am. The crab snatched me and pulled me into his embrace. Soon I would dream forever about crabs.
Started
2015-09-19 08:17:24
Finished
2015-11-05 21:55:09

1 Comments

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    grok Nov 06 2015 @ 10:49

    I liked the yodeling, but unfortunately couldn't come up with sufficient auxiliary verbs or gerund nouns to give it enough of a plot twist.

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