The document provides guidance on using adverbs to enhance storytelling by listing common adverb vocabulary and phrases. It includes examples of replacing incorrect adverbs in sentences with better fitting adverb options to improve the narrative. The focus is on choosing adverbs that precisely convey how, when, where, and to what extent actions occurred.
The document provides guidance on using adverbs to enhance storytelling by listing common adverb vocabulary and phrases. It includes examples of replacing incorrect adverbs in sentences with better fitting adverb options to improve the narrative. The focus is on choosing adverbs that precisely convey how, when, where, and to what extent actions occurred.
The document provides guidance on using adverbs to enhance storytelling by listing common adverb vocabulary and phrases. It includes examples of replacing incorrect adverbs in sentences with better fitting adverb options to improve the narrative. The focus is on choosing adverbs that precisely convey how, when, where, and to what extent actions occurred.
1.Luckily/ Amazingly/ Undoubtedly our fall was broken by a giant bed of mint bushes, so no bones were broken. 2. It was a very disappointing experience so in the end/ at that point/ after, we had to return one day early from the field trip. 3. My friend was taking very slowly/ forever/ a while to bring the material. 4. Amazingly/ luckily/ strangely, they were angry at me for trying to help them! 5. It was such an amazing place, we both wished we could stay there at this point/ forever/ in the end. 6. As for/ After/ At this point the disappearance of the star, nobody was surprised.