Adverbiale Bestimmung Gymnasium
An adverbial phrase is a group of words that functions as an adverb. It typically consists of an adverb or a preposition and its object. Adverbial phrases can modify verbs, adjectives, and other adverbs.
Here are some examples of adverbial phrases:
- in the morning
- on Tuesday
- after school
- in a hurry
- by car
Adverbial phrases can be found in many different places in a sentence. They can come at the beginning, in the middle, or at the end. Here are some examples:
- After school, I go to the park.
- I go to the park after school.
- I go to the park after school, every day.
Adverbial phrases can be of different lengths, and they don’t always need to include an adverb. Here are some more examples:
- in the morning
- every day
- in a hurry
- by car
- to the park
As you can see, adverbial phrases can be very useful for adding extra information to a sentence. They can make a sentence more interesting and help to create a visual image in the reader’s mind. Adverbial phrases can be especially helpful in written descriptions.
Now let’s try some exercises to practice using adverbial phrases. Remember, you can use adverbial phrases in different places in a sentence, so don’t be afraid to experiment!
Exercise 1
Complete the following sentences with an appropriate adverbial phrase. Remember, you can use more than one adverbial phrase in a sentence.
- I always brush my teeth ___________.
- She’s very tired ___________.
- We went to the park ___________.
- They’re going on vacation ___________.
- I’m going to the store ___________.
Exercise 2
Write your own sentences using adverbial phrases. Remember to experiment with different placements of the phrases in your sentences.
- I always brush my teeth in the morning.
- She’s very tired at night.
- We went to the park on Saturday.
- They’re going on vacation in the summer.
- I’m going to the store after school.
Exercise 3
Rewrite the following sentences, adding an adverbial phrase to each one. Remember to experiment with different placements of the phrases in your sentences.
- I brush my teeth.
- She’s tired.
- We went to the park.
- They’re going on vacation.
- I’m going to the store.
Exercise 4
Complete the following sentences with an appropriate adverbial phrase. Remember, you can use more than one adverbial phrase in a sentence.
- I always brush my teeth ___________.
- She’s very tired ___________.
- We went to the park ___________.
- They’re going on vacation ___________.
- I’m going to the store ___________.
Exercise 5
Write your own sentences using adverbial phrases. Remember to experiment with different placements of the phrases in your sentences.
- I always brush my teeth in the morning.
- She’s very tired at night.
- We went to the park on Saturday.
- They’re going on vacation in the summer.
- I’m going to the store after school.
Exercise 6
Rewrite the following sentences, adding an adverbial phrase to each one. Remember to experiment with different placements of the phrases in your sentences.
- I brush my teeth.
- She’s tired.
- We went to the park.
- They’re going on vacation.
- I’m going to the store.
