Adverbial Phrases - Grange Farnborough
Fronted Adverbials
Below are two groups of words: main clauses and adverbial phrases.
Main clauses
➢ Cameron walked through the forest
➢ The police car came to a halt
➢ Debbie stood underneath the lamppost
➢ There was a knock at the door
➢ Catherine hurried to her car
➢ Jack lifted the curtain
Adverbial phrases
➢ In the dead of night
➢ One sunny morning
➢ In the distance
➢ On the other side of the street
➢ All of a sudden
➢ In the depths of the countryside
In a fronted adverbial, we put the adverbial phrase at the start of the sentence, followed by a comma and then write our main clause.
Example:
One sunny morning, Cameron walked through the forest.
Task 1
Put the adverbial phrase and main clause together to create at least 5 exciting sentences with fronted adverbials.
Task 2
Write 5 of you own sentences with fronted adverbials.
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