Thursday 28th January

LF: To use fronted adverbials for how, when and where.

Watch the video below to recap fronted adverbials and how we use them in our sentences. Remember, fronted adverbials are sentence starters – a word or a phrase that comes a the start of our sentence.

For today’s task, you will need both resources below – if you are unable to print, you can do this task on a piece of paper.

1. Read each sentence and improve it by using a fronted adverbial.

2. Then, write your new sentence either in the correct box in the newspaper template - “how, when or where”.

3. You can use the fronted adverbials given or challenge yourself to think of your own!

Example: People ran towards the harbour.

How:

Frantically, people ran towards the harbour. 

When:

When the volcano struck, people ran towards the harbour.

Where:

Through the cobbled streets, people ran towards the harbour.

You only need to add one fronted adverbial to each sentence – I am just showing you how this sentence would work with each one.