Use phrases such as ‘to the town’ in sentences, with nouns or with verbs.
Use each phrase (1) as an adjective (describing a noun) and (2) as an adverb (describing a verb). Click on any phrase to see some suggestions.
For example: to the town.
The road to the town was flooded. [Adjectival, describing ‘road’]
He walked to the town. [Adverbial, describing ‘walk’]
1 At the corner
Shop (n); Wait.
2 Under the floorboards
Strongbox; Look (vb).
3 In the garden
Cat. Play (vb).
Adapted from an exercise in Exercises 12-13 (1933) by NL Clay.
Posted February 26
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