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Adverbials
- Are used to describe or change the meaning or a verb, adjective,
or another adverb in phrases of how, when, where and why.
- Adverbial Phrases
- Show how the verb is carried out in
the sentence by using a few words.
- Manner
- Describes the way in
which something is
done.
- In a funny way, in
a civilized way.
- The lion roared in
a threatening way.
- The lion roared in
a threatening way.
- In a funny way, in
a civilized way.
- Describes the way in
which something is
done.
- Time
- Describes when
something
occurs.
- On the school
holidays, in July
last year.
- On the weekend
I went to Sydney.
- On the weekend
I went to Sydney.
- On the school
holidays, in July
last year.
- Describes when
something
occurs.
- Place
- Describes where
something is done.
- At my school, at my
friends house.
- Tonight I'm
staying at my
cousins house.
- Tonight I'm
staying at my
cousins house.
- At my school, at my
friends house.
- Describes where
something is done.
- Reason/Purpose
- Expresses
why something
is done.
- Because it was
fun, to win the
race.
- I worked on
Sunday
because I got
paid double
time.
- I worked on
Sunday
because I got
paid double
time.
- Because it was
fun, to win the
race.
- Expresses
why something
is done.
- Manner
- Show how the verb is carried out in
the sentence by using a few words.
- Adverbs
- Show how the verb is carried out in the
sentence by using a single word.
- Manner
- Describe the way in
which something is
done.
- Quickly, slowly,
rapidly, gradually.
- Quickly whisk the eggs
then gradually pour into
the dry mixture.
- Quickly whisk the eggs
then gradually pour into
the dry mixture.
- Quickly, slowly,
rapidly, gradually.
- Describe the way in
which something is
done.
- Time
- Describes when
something occurs.
- Yesterday, tomorrow,
before, after.
- Yesterday I went
to the aquarium.
- Yesterday I went
to the aquarium.
- Yesterday, tomorrow,
before, after.
- Describes when
something occurs.
- Place
- Describes where
something is done.
- There, here.
- My friends came
here because
we have a pool.
- My friends came
here because
we have a pool.
- There, here.
- Describes where
something is done.
- Reason/Purpose
- Express why
something is done.
- Therefore, resulting
in, consequently.
- I ate two pieces of
cake, consequently
I felt sick.
- I ate two pieces of
cake, consequently
I felt sick.
- Therefore, resulting
in, consequently.
- Express why
something is done.
- Manner
- Show how the verb is carried out in the
sentence by using a single word.
- Adverbial Phrases
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