Fronted adverbials and commas
Year 4 · Worksheet
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NC Y4 · CCSS L.5.2.b
NC Y4 · CCSS L.5.2.b
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Circle the correct answer.
- Which sentence has the comma in the right place? Later that day I heard the bad news. Later that day, I heard the bad news. Later, that day I heard the bad news. Later that day I, heard the bad news.
- Which words are the fronted adverbial? “In the morning, the birds began to sing.” the birds began to sing to sing In the morning the birds
- Which words are the fronted adverbial? “With a huge smile, Ben opened his present.” Ben opened his present With a huge smile his present Ben opened
- Which words are the fronted adverbial? “Without a sound, the cat crept upstairs.” the cat crept upstairs the cat crept upstairs Without a sound
- Which words are the fronted adverbial? “Suddenly, the lights went out.” the lights Suddenly the lights went out went out
- Which words are the fronted adverbial? “Once upon a time, there lived a giant.” Once upon a time a giant there lived a giant there lived
- Which words are the fronted adverbial? “After lunch, we went to the library.” After lunch the library we went we went to the library
- Which words are the fronted adverbial? “At the end of the street, there is a bakery.” At the end of the street there is there is a bakery a bakery
- Which words are the fronted adverbial? “Far away in the forest, a fox barked.” a fox barked a fox fox barked Far away in the forest
- Which words are the fronted adverbial? “Carefully, Ella carried the eggs.” Ella carried Ella carried the eggs Carefully the eggs
- Which words are the fronted adverbial? “Last summer, we visited Wales.” Last summer visited Wales we visited Wales we visited
- Which words are the fronted adverbial? “As quick as a flash, the fox ran away.” As quick as a flash the fox ran away ran away the fox
- Which words are the fronted adverbial? “Later that day, I heard the bad news.” bad news I heard the bad news I heard Later that day
- Which words are the fronted adverbial? “As soon as the bell rang, the class lined up.” As soon as the bell rang the class lined up lined up the class
- Which words are the fronted adverbial? “Very slowly, the door creaked open.” creaked open Very slowly the door the door creaked open
- Which words are the fronted adverbial? “Under the bridge, a troll was waiting.” a troll was waiting a troll was waiting Under the bridge
- Which words are the fronted adverbial? “Every Saturday, Nadia plays football.” Nadia plays football Nadia plays plays football Every Saturday
- Which words are the fronted adverbial? “Before long, the bus arrived.” bus arrived the bus Before long the bus arrived
- Which sentence has the comma in the right place? Without a sound, the cat crept upstairs. Without a sound the, cat crept upstairs. Without, a sound the cat crept upstairs. Without a sound the cat crept upstairs.
- Which words are the fronted adverbial? “In the morning, the birds began to sing.” the birds began to sing the birds In the morning to sing
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Fronted adverbials and commas
Year 4 · Answer sheet
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NC Y4 · CCSS L.5.2.b
NC Y4 · CCSS L.5.2.b
- Which sentence has the comma in the right place? Later that day, I heard the bad news.
- Which words are the fronted adverbial? “In the morning, the birds began to sing.” In the morning
- Which words are the fronted adverbial? “With a huge smile, Ben opened his present.” With a huge smile
- Which words are the fronted adverbial? “Without a sound, the cat crept upstairs.” Without a sound
- Which words are the fronted adverbial? “Suddenly, the lights went out.” Suddenly
- Which words are the fronted adverbial? “Once upon a time, there lived a giant.” Once upon a time
- Which words are the fronted adverbial? “After lunch, we went to the library.” After lunch
- Which words are the fronted adverbial? “At the end of the street, there is a bakery.” At the end of the street
- Which words are the fronted adverbial? “Far away in the forest, a fox barked.” Far away in the forest
- Which words are the fronted adverbial? “Carefully, Ella carried the eggs.” Carefully
- Which words are the fronted adverbial? “Last summer, we visited Wales.” Last summer
- Which words are the fronted adverbial? “As quick as a flash, the fox ran away.” As quick as a flash
- Which words are the fronted adverbial? “Later that day, I heard the bad news.” Later that day
- Which words are the fronted adverbial? “As soon as the bell rang, the class lined up.” As soon as the bell rang
- Which words are the fronted adverbial? “Very slowly, the door creaked open.” Very slowly
- Which words are the fronted adverbial? “Under the bridge, a troll was waiting.” Under the bridge
- Which words are the fronted adverbial? “Every Saturday, Nadia plays football.” Every Saturday
- Which words are the fronted adverbial? “Before long, the bus arrived.” Before long
- Which sentence has the comma in the right place? Without a sound, the cat crept upstairs.
- Which words are the fronted adverbial? “In the morning, the birds began to sing.” In the morning
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