Help needed with Adverbials
Hi
A friend's son was recently set some homework which involved identifying the Adverbial Phrase within a sentence. There was one which I'm convinced that the teacher got wrong so I'd love to hear the opinion of the community:
Can you identify the Adverbial Phrase within the following sentence:
"Even though he didn't really fit in my book bag I brought my dog to school"
Many thanks,
- Hylus
Top answer
Hylus Even though he didn't really fit in my book bag I brought my dog to school There are several segments here that you might call adverbial. the entire clause "even though he didn't really fit in my book bag" "not" (from did n't ) "really" "in my book bag" "to school" CJ
- Hylus Even though he didn't really fit in my book bag I brought my dog to school There are several segments here that you might call adverbial.
- the entire clause "even though he didn't really fit in my book bag" "not" (from did n't ) "really" "in my book bag" "to school" CJ
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HylusEven though he didn't really fit in my book bag I brought my dog to school
There are several segments here that you might call adverbial.
the entire clause "even though he didn't really fit in my book bag"
"not" (from didn't)
"really"
"in my book bag"
"to school"
CJ
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