We have been working with sentence structure variation for a while now. First, we learned about adjectives and how to create opening adjective statements and delayed adjective statements. Now, we are focused on adverbs, opening adverbs, and later, we will focus on delayed adverb statements.
I am listing a few of your classmates opening adverb statements below. If you want some extra credit, why not leave a comment with your opening adverb statement?
Student Examples:
Afterward, the teens ran over to the taco shop while the younger children stayed inside and ate Goldfish. - Ashley J.
That night, Jack, who had been crying all night, crept towards her window, holding a long silver knife. - Quin G.
Later, Satya, who had been sitting at her computer, laid in her bed, happy that she finished her novel. - Satya F.
Strongly, Raashid, the man who has defeated one thousand foes, stepped on the mat once more to face yet another foe. - Justin N.
Cautiously, Jasmine, who at this point was scared half to death, took the stairs one-by-one, the gun pinned to her hip. - Bre'Ahna J.
Immediately, Ariel, who had been swimming for hours, got out of the pool and grabbed her favorite towel, a SpongeBob one. - Kayleigh J.
Quickly, Wilfred, who smelled a fire over half a mile away, started going crazy trying to warn people. - Stuart M.
Sadly, Jessica, who didn't ahve any friends, sat there at lunch, blank as a wall. - Roy T.
Later, Mia ate lunch alone, and cried, sorrowfully. - Sherina D.
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