Grammar and Vocabulary

are phrases that act as adverbs, adding more detail to a sentence by modifying verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs

Adverbial phrases that describe how an action is performed. Example: "With great care," "In a hurry," "With a smile"

Adverbial phrases that describe the circumstances or conditions under which an action happens. Example: "In case of emergency," "With your permission," "Without hesitation"

Refer to using phrase that soften the tone of a statement or make it clear that it is your opinion.

Adverbial phrases that describe how often an action occurs. Example: "Every day," "Once a week," "Twice a month"

Adverbial phrases that indicate where an action takes place. Example: "On the beach," "In the park," "At home"

Deliver it

Punctuation: Adverbial phrases are often set off with _________ especially when they appear at the beginning or end of a sentence.

Adverbial phrases that indicate when an action occurs. Example: "In the morning," "During the summer," "At midnight"

Adverbial phrases can appear at the beginning, middle, or________ a sentence

available; being offered for free.

add to something for no additional charge

Adverb phrase to explain why an action happens in a sentence.

able to be used successfully; not broken

not new; having been used in the past by someone else

the physical state of something.