Friday 15th May 2020 – Grammar Task.
Hello Year 4,
Our Grammar today focuses on verbs, adverbs and adverbial phrases. Remember an adverbial can tell you when, where, how, how often and why. If you are unsure about a verb or would like to refresh your memory then here is a link to a short clip explaining:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/zrqqtfr/articles/zpxhdxs
See the example below to help explain and adverb.
Now see how you get on with these questions, they become more challenging so see how far you can get. You can add the question number and answers in the comment box on this blog or you can handwrite and email a photo to yearfour@lingsprimary.org.uk
Happy Friday Everyone! Have a great weekend
Mrs Denny, Mrs Baldry and Miss Bishop.
1. (verb) quietly and (adverb) adverb
2. (adverbial) the tabby cat meowed
3. slowly is the (adverbial)
4. the (adverbial) tells us how hes doing it or she
5. walked is an (adverb) and old house is an (verb)
this is how much i could do and the rest were so hard my brain almost exploded
Thank you for giving it a go! Great start. Im sorry your brain was almost exploding! Maybe have a rest and try a few more.
Verb quietly and adverb
3 adverbial the tabby cat meowed
3 slowly is the adverbial
4 the adverbial tells us how he’s doing it or she
5 walked is an adverb and old house is an verb
Great start Rihanna could you try a few more?
Thank u for my repo
1. a) ( verb) quietly and (a) in the back. b) we laughed at the joke in the TV program. 2. a) the adverbial is earlier. b) the adverbial is later. 3. a) the adverbial is slowly. b) daily is the adverbial. 4. a) carefully tell us how to do it. b) before long tells us when. 5. a) he walked (a) silently (v) through the old house (v). b) She marched (a) bravely (v) to the fire breathing dragon (v). 6. a) the adverbial is without a sound. b) the adverbial is just then. 7. a) the adverbial is before the sun came up. b) the adverbial is outside the bank. 8. a) under the clock does tell you how it is happening. b) how fast as it could tells us how much it can go.
Great understanding of adverbials
1.
a) they talked (v) quietly (a) in the back.
b) we laughed loudly at the joker in the TV program.
2.
a) the adverbial is earlier.
b) the adverbial is later.
3.
a) the adverbial is slowly.
b) daily is the adverbial.
4.
a) carefully tells us how to do it.
b) before long tells us when.
5.
a) he walked (a) silently (v) through the old house (v).
b) she marched (a) bravely (v) to the fire breathing dragon (v).
6.
a) the adverbial is without a sound.
b) the adverbial is just then.
7.
a) the adverbial is before the sun came up.
b) the adverbial is out side the bank.
8.
a) under the clock does tell you how it is happening.
b) how fast as it could tells us how much it can go.
Great understanding of adverbials Brooke.
1.the adverb is quietly.
2.the adverbial is tabby cat meowed.
3.slowly is the adverbial.
4.the adverbial is telling how she or he is doing it
5.the adverb is walked and the old house is the verb
Great start Kiran, could you try a few more.
Grammar task
1. A talked = verb quietly 1.b laughed = verb loudly = adverb
2.A = Earlier 2.b galloped off
3.A = slowly 3.b daily
4.A = How 4.b when
5.A walked = verb silently = ad verb House = verb 5.b marched= adverb bravely=adverb dragon= adverb
6.A = without a sound 6.b just then
7.A = before 7.b arranged
8.A = where 8.b how
9.A rowdy = adverb crowd = adverb cheered = adverb 9.b nosey= adverb friend= verb constantly= adverb gossiped= Adverb
10.A we laughed🤣 10.b they whispered
11.A I nearly 11.b perhaps
12.A how 12.b
Great understanding of adverbials Maisie.
I am going to send it to the year 4 email😁
i have send the grammar to you
1a. They Talked (V) quietly (A) in the back room.
1b. We laughed (V) loudly (A) at the jokes on the tv programme.
2a. Earlier
2b. Later
3a. Slowly
3b. Daily
4a. No
4b. yes
5a. He walked (V) silently (A) through the old house (N).
5b. She marched (V) bravely (A) to the fire-breathing dragon (N)
6a. Without a sound
6b. Just then
7a. “before the sun came up”
7b. “I arranged to meet him”
8a. Yes
8b. No
9a. The rowdy (Adjective) crowd (N) cheered (V) enthusiastically (A) when their hero appeared.
9b. My mum’s nosey (Adjective) friend (N) constantly (A) gossiped (V) about other people.
10a. Almost unbelievably,
10b. Much admired,
11a. I nearly always get up “when my alarm clock goes off”.
11b. They’ll arrive this evening, perhaps.
12a. No
12b. Yes
Great responses Hargun. Have a lovely weekend
1a) Talked=V, Quietly= A. 1b) Laughed=V, Loudly=A.
2a) Earlier. 2b) Later.
3a) Slowly. 3b) Daily.
4a) How. 4b) Before long.
5a) Walked=V, Silently=A, House=A 5b) Marched=V, Bravely=A, Dragon=A.
6a) Without a soung. 6b) Just then.
7a) Before the Sun came up. 7b) Outside the bank.
8a) Where. 8b) How.
9a) Rowdy=A, Crowd=V, Cheered=V, Enthusiastically=A. 9b) Nosey=A, Friend=V, Constantly=A, Gossiped=V.
10a) Almost unbelievably. 10b) Much admired.
11a) When my alarm clock goes off. 11b) This evening.
12a) How. 12b) How.
Thank you Franek
1a) talked – V, quietly- A
1b) laughed-V, loudly- A
2a) Earlier 2b) Later
3) Slowly, 3b) daily
4a) how 4b) when
5a) walked- V, silently-A 5b) marched-V, bravely- A
6a) without sound 6b) just than
7a) before 7b) outside
8a) where 8b) how
9a) cheered- V, enthusiastically- A 9b) constantly-A, gossiped-V
10a) almost unbelievably 10b) much admired
11a) nearly always 11b) this evening
12a) how 12b) how
Great understanding Damian