Enid Blyton sentence using each letter of the alphabet

Boatbuilder · Post by **Boatbuilder** » 25 Sep 2018, 22:13

Isobel isn't idly irritable intentionally irked, instead isolated in Ipswich, improvising impossible items, incessantly implementing intricate ideas into intriguing idiosyncratic implements

Daisy · Post by **Daisy** » 27 Sep 2018, 10:43

Isobel isn't idly irritable intentionally irked, instead isolated in Ipswich, improvising impossible items, incessantly implementing intricate ideas into intriguing idiosyncratic implements, increasingly

Courtenay · Post by **Courtenay** » 27 Sep 2018, 10:53

Isobel isn't idly irritable intentionally irked, instead isolated in Ipswich, improvising impossible items, incessantly implementing intricate ideas into intriguing idiosyncratic implements, increasingly insanely!

(When and how do we decide to end the sentence, by the way? I just thought that felt like a good place to put an exclamation mark, but am very happy for it to be removed if anyone else wants to continue the sentence further.

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Daisy · Post by **Daisy** » 27 Sep 2018, 10:57

I think we put punctuation marks where we want - where we feel it makes most sense!

Courtenay · Post by **Courtenay** » 27 Sep 2018, 11:09

Yes, but my point was that an exclamation mark there technically ends the sentence, which I don't want to do if others still have ideas for carrying it on — though it does seem pretty long already!

Daisy · Post by **Daisy** » 27 Sep 2018, 11:56

Yes, the idea is to make one sentence and I agree an exclamation mark does signify the end of a sentence. I think considering the letter, we've done very well! Will J be any easier though? Let's see.

Daisy · Post by **Daisy** » 27 Sep 2018, 11:57

Courtenay · Post by **Courtenay** » 27 Sep 2018, 12:18

Daisy wrote:I think considering the letter, we've done very well! Will J be any easier though? Let's see.

I have to admit, this game keeps reminding me of my favourite alphabet book, Animalia by Graeme Base — an Australian classic — in which each page has a sentence using that letter of the alphabet, with an incredibly beautiful illustration in which you have to find as many things as possible starting with that letter. Here's what he did with the letter I...

Anyway, onto the next one!

Jean just

Boatbuilder · Post by **Boatbuilder** » 27 Sep 2018, 12:46

Jean just jumped

Courtenay · Post by **Courtenay** » 27 Sep 2018, 13:07

Jean just jumped jubilantly

Boatbuilder · Post by **Boatbuilder** » 27 Sep 2018, 13:10

Jean just jumped jubilantly, jiggling

Daisy · Post by **Daisy** » 27 Sep 2018, 13:50

Jean just jumped jubilantly, jiggling jelly-like

Boatbuilder · Post by **Boatbuilder** » 27 Sep 2018, 13:58

Jean just jumped jubilantly, jiggling jelly-like jewellery

Daisy · Post by **Daisy** » 27 Sep 2018, 14:13

Jean just jumped jubilantly, jiggling jelly-like jewellery jauntily

Boatbuilder · Post by **Boatbuilder** » 27 Sep 2018, 15:57

Jean just jumped jubilantly, jiggling jelly-like jewellery jauntily jerking

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