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Adverb - describes a verb
Verb - doing word
Preposition - a word that gives location or movement e.g in under
The Adverb sentence
Start the sentence with a adverb if adds interested and intrigue
Remember the rule when you start the sentence with an adverb you need to put comma after the adverb and then finished the sentence.
Some adverbs - Slowly, Interestingly, suddenly , Surprisingly , simply, Excitedly , unfortunately , Fortunately, Confidingly , Remarkably , firstly.
Example - surprisingly, Mrs Handley was on time to class unfortunately she had forgotten her keys.
My Sentences
Unfortunately, the bell had not run.
Suddenly , The bell rang. so we could go home.
The Preposition sentence.
Remember the rule : when you start sentence with a Preposition , you need to put a comma when the movement or position ends.
Example - 2013 hornby high accepted year 7/8 students throughout my time at school , I have learnt many things.
Some Preposition, in throughout , under above between, around,near, within, after.
My Sentences
Under, my bed there was a monster.
In my background, there are ducks.
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