Linking ideas with adverbials (Edexcel GCSE English Language): Flashcards

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Linking ideas with adverbials
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Function of adverbials

Create connections between ideas

What metaphor describes adverbials?

Signposts guiding readers

Number of adverbial types

Six

Adverbials for adding ideas (name 3)

Moreover, Furthermore, In addition

Cause & effect adverbials (name 3)

As a result, Therefore, Consequently

Example adverbials (name 3)

For example, For instance, Such as

Emphasising adverbials (name 3)

In particular, Especially, Significantly

Comparing adverbials (name 3)

Similarly, Likewise, In the same way

Contrasting adverbials (name 3)

However, On the other hand, On the contrary

Temporal adverbials (name 4)

Afterwards, Later, Previously, Meanwhile

What 'Moreover' suggests

Something even more important is coming

Where are temporal adverbials most useful?

Creative and narrative writing

Key to adverbial effectiveness

Choosing the right type for the relationship you want to show

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