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Can I spell words with the -ly suffix?

Work through the Powerpoint presentation saved below. There is an activity for you to do afterwards.

Can I use adverbials?

Adverbials are words, phrases or clauses that add more detail about the verb or event in a sentence. For example they can say where, when or how an action is performed. 

 

Watch the bitesize video to find out more about adverbs.

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