Clauses vs Adverbial Phrases
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Clauses vs Adverbial Phrases
📚 Part 1: Understanding the Difference
Remember:
Clause: A group of words with a subject and a verb (e.g., "when the bell rang")
Adverbial Phrase: A group of words that describes how, when, or where, but has NO subject and verb (e.g., "after the storm")
✏️ Part 2: Identification Practice
a) The children played outside until their parents called them. ____
b) We had lunch in the school garden. ____
c) After the movie finished, we discussed the plot. ____
d) The cat slept peacefully on the warm windowsill. ____
a) The students worked quietly _________________ (add an adverbial phrase)
b) We cancelled the picnic _________________ (add an adverbial clause)
🎯 Part 3: Quick Challenge
"When the sun set, the temperature dropped 5°C."
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