Adverbial phrase

Once a week, we visit our grandparents. Find the fronted adverbial in this sentence and tell your own sentence using the fronted adverbial.

Finish the sentence using the fronted adverbial: With great excitement,

In the dark cave, the bats hung around lazily. Find the fronted adverbial in this sentence and tell your own sentence using the fronted adverbial.

This morning, we are learning about fronted adverbials. Find the fronted adverbial in this sentence and tell your own sentence using the fronted adverbial.

Inside the church, the bride walked down the aisle. Find the fronted adverbial phrase in this sentence.

After many hours, we still could not find the solution to the problem. What does the fronted adverbial phrase 'after many hours' tell you?

Which punctuation mark always follows a fronted adverbial?

Finish the sentence using the fronted adverbial: Slowly and carefully,

Without looking, they started to cross the street. Find the fronted adverbial phrase.

What does a fronted adverbial tell us?

After lunch, he ran by the lake. Find the fronted adverbial in this sentence and tell your own sentence using the fronted adverbial.

Every weekend, I go to the skate park. Find the fronted adverbial in this sentence and tell your own sentence using the fronted adverbial.

Quickly, the pig ran off. Find the fronted adverbial in this sentence and tell your own sentence using the fronted adverbial.

Finish the sentence using the fronted adverbial: Whenever we go shopping,

Before we went to lunch, we played a quick game of dodgeball. Find the fronted adverbial in this sentence and tell your own sentence using the fronted adverbial.

Without using a recipe, he cooked the meal. What does the fronted adverbial phrase 'without using a recipe' tell you?