1 – Subject

The noun in your sentence: they, he, she, Molly, Johnny, the building, the dog, the cat etc.

2- Prepositional words - These prepositions are used to show the time and date of events, activities and situations.

Above

About

According to

Across

After

Against

Along

Amid

Among

Around

At

Atop

Because of

Before

Behind

Below

Beneath

Beside

Between

Beyond

By

Down

During

Except

For

From

In

Inside

Into

Like

Near

Outside

Through

Throughout

Toward

Underneath

Until

Without

Within

Upon

3 - “ly” words

Suddenly

Kindly

Willingly

Generously

Cunningly

Mercifully

Humbly

Proudly

Eagerly

Sadly

Happily

Abnormally

Comparably

Compassionately

Strangely

Unfortunately

Instantaneously

Simultaneously

Instantly

Peacefully

Successfully

Spontaneously

Rightfully

Miraculously

Joyfully

Playfully

4 - “ing”/”ed”

Running

Laughing

Cowering

Knowing

Feeling

Stumbling

Tripping

Playing

Enjoying

Crouching

jumping

5 – vss (very short sentence) He sat down. She walked across the field.

6 – Causal Sentence Openers / Conjunctions

Consequently

As a result

clearly, then

furthermore

additionally

in addition

moreover

in turn

in short

to wit

because

besides that

in the same way

following this further

also

pursuing this further

similarly

concurrently

however

on the other hand

It could be argued

irrespective

correspondingly

in like fashion

remarkably

strangely

paradoxically

conversely

yet

nevertheless

on the contrary

admittedly

assuredly

certainly

granted

no doubt

nobody denies

obviously

of course

to be sure

true

undoubtedly

unquestionably

generally speaking

in general

at this level

in this situation

to illustrate this

The best example of this

This is best exemplified

finally

lastly

therefore

this

hence

in final analysis

in conclusion

in final consideration

indeed

in other words

point in fact

specifically

after

afterwards

as soon as

at first

at last

before

before long

first and foremost

first... second... third

in the first place

in the meantime

later

meanwhile

next

soon

Dialogue Variation

Replied

Stated

Mumbled

Whispered

Yelled

Screamed

Questioned

Responded

Interrogated

Objected

Joked

Exclaimed

Breathed

Buzzed

Divulged

Murmured

Hollered

Peeped

Called

Barked

Protested

Sighed

Resented

Cried

Bellowed

Adverbs

Quickly

Quietly

Calmly

Impatiently

Smoothly

Awkwardly

Conjunctions

However

But

Or

Yet

Despite

Furthermore

Instead

Otherwise

Consequently

Nevertheless

Thus

Moreover