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Tom
Swifties
A Tom Swifty is a sentence ending in an adverb that
both tells how or when Tom said something and applies
to the meaning of his statement. Heres an
example:
Don’t sit in the back of the boat,
said Tom sternly.
Sternly describes Toms tone of voice. In addition,
stern is another word for back of the boat.
So sternly is a particularly appropriate word for
ending the sentence. Make a Tom Swifty out of each
of the following sentences. The first letter of
each adverb appears as a hint.
Does anyone have a hammer? asked
Tom s_________.
I hope you like the gift I brought,
said Tom p__________.
This poison ivy is making me itch!
exclaimed Tom r__________.
I got first prize, reported Tom
w__________.
I wish I had written down the things
I need at the store, said Tom l________.
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