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    The document provides two sets of sentences with blanks to be filled in using provided adjective lists to describe a scenario heard at night. The first set uses negative adjectives like "horrible" and "evil" while the second uses positive adjectives like "wonderful" and "lovely", suggesting the same initial scenario could have either a bad or good outcome depending on the words chosen.

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    The document provides two sets of sentences with blanks to be filled in using provided adjective lists to describe a scenario heard at night. The first set uses negative adjectives like "horrible" and "evil" while the second uses positive adjectives like "wonderful" and "lovely", suggesting the same initial scenario could have either a bad or good outcome depending on the words chosen.

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    The document provides two sets of sentences with blanks to be filled in using provided adjective lists to describe a scenario heard at night. The first set uses negative adjectives like "horrible" and "evil" while the second uses positive adjectives like "wonderful" and "lovely", suggesting the same initial scenario could have either a bad or good outcome depending on the words chosen.

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    The document provides two sets of sentences with blanks to be filled in using provided adjective lists to describe a scenario heard at night. The first set uses negative adjectives like "horrible" and "evil" while the second uses positive adjectives like "wonderful" and "lovely", suggesting the same initial scenario could have either a bad or good outcome depending on the words chosen.

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    Name ________________________________ Date ________________

    Use these words to finish the sentences

    horrible terrible
    dreadful awful
    evil nasty
    gruesome bad

    Late one night I heard a


    _____________________noise – what could it be?
    Was it some ________________ creature doing a
    ____________________ deed? As I went to
    investigate I could smell something
    __________________ , and I wondered what
    ____________________ thing could have happened.
    All the ______________ things I could think of filled
    my mind and as I crept round the corner I saw a
    ________________ sight…..
    It was a ___________________
    ……………………………………….!
    Name ________________________________ Date ________________

    Use these words to finish the sentences

    wonderful fantastic
    marvellous brilliant
    super lovely
    splendid good

    Late one night I heard a


    _____________________noise – what could it be?
    Was it some ________________ creature doing a
    ____________________ deed? As I went to
    investigate I could smell something
    __________________ , and I wondered what
    ____________________ thing could have happened.
    All the ______________ things I could think of filled
    my mind and as I crept round the corner I saw a
    ________________ sight…..
    It was a ___________________
    ……………………………………….!

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