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    Fronted adverbials are adverbs that go at the beginning of a sentence to describe the verb. They often describe when, where, or how an action occurred. Examples are provided of sentences using fronted adverbials of time, place, and manner along with an activity for students to write their own sentences using example starting phrases for fronted adverbials.

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    Fronted adverbials are adverbs that go at the beginning of a sentence to describe the verb. They often describe when, where, or how an action occurred. Examples are provided of sentences using fronted adverbials of time, place, and manner along with an activity for students to write their own sentences using example starting phrases for fronted adverbials.

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    Fronted

    Adverbi
    A fronted adverbial goes at the beginning of a sentence.
    It describes the verb in the sentence.
    It describes where, when and how als

    Last week, he went to the Suddenly, the laptop broke Outside my house, I
    dentist. down. stepped in a chewing gum.

    Time-When Manner-How Place-Where

    Every Tuesday Slowly In the woods

    During the night Gently Up in the mountains

    When I woke up Nervously Under a cloudless sky

    After school Dangerously In the garden

    Make your own sentences. Starting phrase is given.


    1. Every Tuesday, ________________________________________________________________________
    2. In the middle of the night, _____________________________________________________________
    3. in the summer, ________________________________________________________________________
    4. Yesterday, ____________________________________________________________________________
    5. In the distance, _______________________________________________________________________
    6. As fast as he could, ___________________________________________________________________
    7. Unfortunately, ________________________________________________________________________
    8. In the garden, ________________________________________________________________________
    9. When I woke up, ______________________________________________________________________
    10. After school, __________________________________________________________________________
    11. Suddenly, _____________________________________________________________________________
    12. After a while, __________________________________________________________________________

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