Post by reasonably_crazy on Dec 7, 2004 21:04:24 GMT -5
This is really a kinda hard thing that we tried in English class a while back, and I've also seen it used on other forum boards.
Basically, you're supposed to write sentences following the alphabet with each word (or most of them, anyway) beginnining with the same letter.
For example, person one would start with 'Aragorn angrily asked Arod about Arwen.'
And the next person could say 'Boromir brazenly broke Biblo's best broom.'
(in class we tried to follow a plot line... That didn't last long.)
The sentences need to make sense; don't put 'A added arrows apples ape.'
They can be funny or unlikely, like the two examples. If anyone else would care to give it a shot, they could start with the letter C, as A and B have already been used in the examples
Basically, you're supposed to write sentences following the alphabet with each word (or most of them, anyway) beginnining with the same letter.
For example, person one would start with 'Aragorn angrily asked Arod about Arwen.'
And the next person could say 'Boromir brazenly broke Biblo's best broom.'
(in class we tried to follow a plot line... That didn't last long.)
The sentences need to make sense; don't put 'A added arrows apples ape.'
They can be funny or unlikely, like the two examples. If anyone else would care to give it a shot, they could start with the letter C, as A and B have already been used in the examples
How True!