UFLI

- Use 3-15 words per sentence.
- Generate 20-40 sentences
- Vary sentence structure and composition through a 'show not tell' story style. 
- Use dialogue and sensory details to support the 'show not tell' style.
- Use mostly 1-syllable words 
- The story should have a cohesive flow with a problem and solution.

-ture

"Aiden, the vulture, liked his home in the foothills."

"He spent long days admiring the nature around him."

"One day, Aiden decided to embark on an adventure."

"He flew over farms and saw the structure of the fields."

"He saw a picture-perfect scene of cows grazing in the pasture."

"Aiden stopped to rest on an old, wooden fixture in the field."

"He saw the farmer mixing a mixture for the crops."

"Suddenly, Aiden saw a creature in the distance."

"He decided to venture closer to get a better look."

"Turns out, it was just a goat stuck in a brush, Aiden helped to free it."

"The goat thanked Aiden and they posed for a picture together."

"Aiden returned home, tired but happy from his day's adventure."

"Aiden, the vulture, liked his home in the foothills."

"He spent long days admiring the nature around him."

"One day, Aiden decided to embark on an adventure."

"He flew over farms and saw the structure of the fields."

"He saw a picture-perfect scene of cows grazing in the pasture."

"Aiden stopped to rest on an old, wooden fixture in the field."

"He saw the farmer mixing a mixture for the crops."

"Suddenly, Aiden saw a creature in the distance."

"He decided to venture closer to get a better look."

"Turns out, it was just a goat stuck in a brush, Aiden helped to free it."

"The goat thanked Aiden and they posed for a picture together."

"Aiden returned home, tired but happy from his day's adventure."