Mastering Fronted Adverbials

Identify the fronted adverbial: 'After dinner, we went for a walk.'

• After dinner

• After the movie

• Dinner was served

• We went for a walk

Punctuate correctly: 'Suddenly the door opened and a cat walked in'

• Suddenly, the door opened, and a cat walked in.

• Suddenly, the door opened and a cat walked in

• Suddenly the door opened, and a cat walked in.

• Suddenly the door opened and a cat walked in.

Identify the fronted adverbial: 'In the morning, I like to jog.'

• In the morning

• Morning jogs are my favorite

• To jog, I wake up early

• I jog in the morning

Punctuate correctly: 'Before the rain started we finished our game'

• Before, the rain started we finished our game.

• Before the rain started we finished our game.

• Before the rain started; we finished our game.

• Before the rain started, we finished our game.

Identify the fronted adverbial: 'With great enthusiasm, she accepted the challenge.'

• She accepted the challenge with great enthusiasm.

• With enthusiasm, she accepted the challenge.

• She accepted the challenge enthusiastically.

• With great enthusiasm

Punctuate correctly: 'Later we will discuss the project details'

• Later we will discuss the project details!

• Later we will discuss the project, details.

• Later, we will discuss the project details.

• Later we will, discuss the project details.

Identify the fronted adverbial: 'During the summer, we traveled to Spain.'

• We traveled to Spain during the summer

• In the summer, we went to Spain

• During the summer

• Spain was our destination during the summer

Punctuate correctly: 'Finally the team won the championship'

• Finally, the team won the championship.

• Finally the team won the championship!

• Finally the team, won the championship.

• Finally the team won the championship.

Identify the fronted adverbial: 'In a hurry, he left the house.'

• Quickly, he departed.

• He left the house.

• In a rush

• In a hurry

Punctuate correctly: 'Yesterday I saw a movie that I really enjoyed'

• Yesterday, I saw a movie that I really enjoyed.

• Yesterday I saw a movie that I really enjoyed!

• Yesterday I saw a movie, that I really enjoyed.

• Yesterday I saw a movie; that I really enjoyed.