
Find the Fronted Adverbial
Year 4 fronted adverbials worksheet: underline the adverbial in ten sentences, then sort them into when, where and how. Answer key included.
Year 4 fronted adverbials worksheets: adverbials of time, place and manner at the start of a sentence, the comma after a fronted adverbial, and using them in writing.

Year 4 fronted adverbials worksheet: underline the adverbial in ten sentences, then sort them into when, where and how. Answer key included.

Year 4 fronted adverbials worksheet: sort 15 adverbials into time, place and manner, then write three sentences of your own. Answer key included.

Year 4 fronted adverbials worksheet: add the missing comma to ten sentences, then explain how it helps the reader. Answer key included.

Year 4 fronted adverbials worksheet: rewrite eight sentences with the adverbial at the front and add the comma. Answer key included.

Year 4 fronted adverbials worksheet: rewrite a paragraph that starts every sentence with Then, then write your own storm paragraph. Samples included.

Year 4 fronted adverbials check: underline four adverbials, add two commas, move one to the front and write your own. Answer key on page 2.
Writing - vocabulary, grammar and punctuation
“using fronted adverbials”
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“using commas after fronted adverbials”
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Predicting what might happen from details stated and implied, and drawing inferences about characters' feelings, thoughts and motives.

Proof-reading writing for spelling and punctuation errors, and assessing and editing work to improve its effectiveness.

Spelling further homophones and near-homophones, and applying the lower Key Stage 2 spelling patterns and word list.

Using pronouns and nouns for clarity and cohesion to avoid repetition, with punctuation practice including commas after fronted adverbials.

Year 4 speech marks worksheets: using inverted commas for direct speech, punctuation inside the speech marks, reporting clauses, new lines for new speakers and turning reported speech into direct speech.

Year 4 pronouns worksheets: personal and possessive pronouns, choosing nouns or pronouns for clarity, avoiding repetition and making sure it is clear who a pronoun refers to.

Year 4 similes worksheets: comparisons using like and as, finishing and inventing similes, telling similes from metaphors, and using similes to describe settings and characters.