Year 3 SPAG NCLO: Using conjunctions, adverbs and prepositions to express time and cause Lesson 1: Adverbs.

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Year 3 SPAG NCLO: Using conjunctions, adverbs and prepositions to express time and cause Lesson 1: Adverbs

Verbs and Adverbs Play the Verbs and Adverbs Game again, but this time turn around and perform an action/mime every time you hear an ADVERB. The first person on each table to turn around at the adverb wins 1 point.

They can help us make our sentences much more interesting. Improving Sentences Adverbs are great! They can help us make our sentences much more interesting. Look at the photograph on the next page. Using the Adverb Bank there, create your own sentences on whiteboards with a partner.

Improving Sentences Adverb Bank interestingly surprisingly next before unusually weirdly On whiteboards, create your own adverb sentences with a partner. e.g. Interestingly, a huge wave rose out of the sea.

Improving Sentences What sentences did you write? Where did you use your adverbs? Did anybody use adverbs in the middle of their sentences? Can anybody re-order their own sentence using the same words, but in a different order? e.g. Interestingly, a huge wave rose out of the sea. A huge wave interestingly rose out of the sea.