Adverbial Phrases
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Alex Curnow
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Adverbial Phrases
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Adverbial phrases
Adverbial phrases are a GROUP OF WORDS that act in the same way as a single adverb.
A single adverb: I ran QUICKLY.
Adverbial phrase: I ran OVER TO THE HOUSE.
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Multiple Choice
Identify the ADVERB:
I
ran
home
quickly
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Multiple Choice
Adverbial phases are 'groups of words ACTING as an adverb'. Which sentence below has an adverbial phrase?
I ran home quickly.
I ran home without any care.
I ran home.
I ran.
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Multiple Choice
An adverbial phrase MUST have an an adverb in it.
True
False
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False, 'adverbial phrases' just need to behave like an adverb. They may or may not have an adverb at all.
E.g. I hid under the bed. 'Under the bed' is the adverbial phrase, and 'under' is a preposition.
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STIR the liquid IN A GENTLE MANNER.
Stir - verb
in a gentle manner - this adverbial phrase tells us HOW we should stir the liquid.
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Multiple Choice
Handle the equipment with care.
HANDLE is the:
Verb
Noun
Adverb
Adverbial Phrase
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Multiple Choice
Handle the equipment with care.
WITH CARE is the:
Verb
Noun
Adverb
Adverbial Phrase
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Adverbial phrases can also tell us WHERE something is.
E.g. Pour the oil INTO THE BEAKER.
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Multiple Choice
Pour the oil into the beaker.
POUR is the:
Noun
Verb
Adverb
Adverbial phrase.
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Multiple Choice
Pour the oil into the beaker.
INTO THE BEAKER is the:
Noun
Verb
Adverb
Adverbial phrase.
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Multiple Choice
Pour the oil into the beaker.
OIL is the:
Noun
Verb
Adverb
Adverbial phrase.
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Multiple Choice
Thread the string through the tube.
Which part of the sentence is the adverbial phrase?
Thread the string
through the tube
the tube
Thread
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Notice that INTO THE BEAKER and THROUGH THE TUBE both have no adverbs, but they are still adverbial phrases.
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Adverbial phrases are usually found at the end of a sentence. However, if you wish to draw special (extra) attention to it, you may place the phrase at the beginning of the sentence.
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Hold the neck of the balloon WITH A FIRM GRIP.
WITH A FIRM GRIP, hold the neck of the balloon.
Which of these sentences makes you want to hold that balloon tighter?
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Now are you ready to take on adverbial phrases very bravely?
(very bravely)
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Multiple Select
Identify TWO correct adverbial phrases:
Pour the water into the glass very carefully.
Pour the water.
Be careful.
Very carefully, pour the water into the glass.
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