Adverb-describe a verb-quickly
Verb-doing word-running
preposition-a word that gives location or movement e.g in,under,on
The adverbs sentence
Start sentence with an adverb,it adds interest and intrigue
Remember the rule:When you start the sentence with an adverb you need to put a comma after the adverb and then finish the sentence .
some adverbs-slowly,interestingly,suddenly,often,surprisingly,simply,excitedly,unfortunately,fortunately,confusingly,
convincingly,remarkable,significantly,firstly,
Example-surprisingly,Mrs Handley was on time to class unfortunately,she had forgotten her keys.
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Hrishaal was about to kick the ball,but unfortunately he missed.
Hrishaal's friend throw a paper ball ,but surprisingly the paper ball hit the teachers
surprisingly hrishaal friend comes in a Tesla to school, but unfortunately he brings the worst lunch.
The preposition sentence:
Remember the rule:When you start a sentence with a preposition you need to put a comma when the movement or position ends.
Example
In 2013,Hornby high accepted year 7/8 students.
throughout my time in at school,I have learnt many things.
Preposition:In,throughout,under,above,between,below,on,around,near,against,within,after.
Against the wall sat memphys watching in his chromebook
Throughout the break I scored 2 goals
underneath
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