Fronted Adverbials

Give an example of a fronted adverbial in a sentence.

• Under the table

• After school

• 'In the morning' in the sentence 'In the morning, I went for a run.'

• At the park

Identify the fronted adverbial in the following sentence: 'Quickly, she ran to catch the bus.'

• Quickly

• Rapidly

• Hastily

• Swiftly

How should a fronted adverbial be punctuated in a sentence?

• Exclamation mark

• Question mark

• Semicolon

• Comma

Which of the following is a fronted adverbial? A) In the morning B) The cat C) Jumped high

• Quickly

• At the park

• Under the table

• A) In the morning

In the sentence 'Before the sun rises, we must leave.', what is the fronted adverbial?

• Before the sun rises

• While the sun rises

• After the sun rises

• During the sun rises

Identify the fronted adverbial in the sentence: 'Suddenly, the lights went out.'

• Gradually

• Immediately

• Abruptly

• Suddenly

Provide an example of a fronted adverbial that indicates time.

• Yesterday, I went to the store.

• slowly, he ate his breakfast.

• As soon as he heard the bell, he jumped over the well.

• silently, he ate his breakfast.

Which punctuation mark is commonly used to separate a fronted adverbial from the rest of the sentence?

• semicolon

• question mark

• exclamation mark

• comma

Choose the correctly punctuated adverbial in the sentence.

• Like a hungry, lion the boy gobbled up his meal.

• Like a hungry lion, the boy gobbled up his meal.

• Like, a hungry lion, the boy gobbled up his meal.

• I don't know which is correct.