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 Adverb-describe a verb-quickly

Verb-doing word-running

Preposition-a word that gives location or movement=in,under,on

the adverb sentence

start the sentence with an adverb, it adds interest intrude

remember the rule when you start the sentence with an adverb you need to put a comma after the adverb and then finish the sentence

Some adverbs- slowly,interestingly,suddenly,often,surprisingly,inclusively,excite,unfortunately,fortunately,fussily,concernedly,remarkably,significantly,firstly

Example: surprisingly, Mrs Hanley was on time to class.

unfortunatley, she had forgotten her keys

suddenly, Mrs Hanley is nice to the class

sleepily, i got changed tiredly

Slowly, i rised out of my bed

Questionably, there is music coming out of the corner

Interestingly, the class is suddenly loud

The preposition sentence

Remember the rule: when you start a sentence with a preposition , you need to put a comma when the movement or position end.

In 2013, hornby high school exepted year 7/8 students

prepositions: Throughout my time at school, i have learnt many things.

prepositions:in,throughout,under,above, between,below,on,around,near,against,within.

after, school i went home

throughout my days, i have seen many things.

outside the window, it is foggy.

between jrae and troy, charlize is sitting.

below the roof, ther is lots of kids sitting.