Converting Sentences to Use Fronted Adverbials
Practice rewriting standard sentences by moving adverbial phrases to the front. Learn how sentence structure changes when using fronted adverbials.
Questions
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Rewrite using a fronted adverbial: 'The dog barked loudly during the night.'
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Rewrite using a fronted adverbial: 'She opened the box with great care.'
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Rewrite using a fronted adverbial: 'The train arrived at six o'clock.'
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____ the far side of the field, a small cottage stood ____
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Rewrite using a fronted adverbial: 'The flowers bloom in early spring.'
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Rewrite using a fronted adverbial: 'He searched for his key under the mat.'
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____ a sudden surge of speed, the car overtook the ____
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Rewrite using a fronted adverbial: 'The owl flew silently through the forest.'
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Rewrite using a fronted adverbial: 'We eat roast dinner every Sunday.'
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____ finishing her homework, Mia watched her favorite ____
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Rewrite using a fronted adverbial: 'The treasure was hidden inside the dark chest.'
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Rewrite using a fronted adverbial: 'He answered the hard question without thinking.'
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____ underground, the miners searched for sparkling ____
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Rewrite using a fronted adverbial: 'The snow fell heavily all through the night.'
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When you move an adverbial phrase to the front of a sentence, what MUST you add after it?