Linking ideas with adverbials (Edexcel GCSE English Language): Quizzes
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What metaphor is used to describe how adverbials guide readers through writing?
What metaphor is used to describe how adverbials guide readers through writing?
Signposts
Which adverbial suggests something even more important is coming?
Which adverbial suggests something even more important is coming?
Moreover
What does 'consequently' emphasise when showing cause and effect?
What does 'consequently' emphasise when showing cause and effect?
The outcome of previous actions
Which type of adverbial would you use to introduce specific supporting evidence?
Which type of adverbial would you use to introduce specific supporting evidence?
Illustrating with examples
What does 'especially' show when emphasising a point?
What does 'especially' show when emphasising a point?
Something stands out from the rest
Which adverbial introduces an opposing view when contrasting?
Which adverbial introduces an opposing view when contrasting?
However
Which of these adverbials shows similarity when comparing ideas?
Which of these adverbials shows similarity when comparing ideas?
Similarly
What is the specific term for adverbials that show time and sequence?
What is the specific term for adverbials that show time and sequence?
Temporal adverbials
In which type of writing are temporal adverbials particularly valuable?
In which type of writing are temporal adverbials particularly valuable?
Creative and narrative writing
Which adverbial shows simultaneous action when indicating time?
Which adverbial shows simultaneous action when indicating time?
Meanwhile
What do adverbials create between ideas to help guide understanding?
What do adverbials create between ideas to help guide understanding?
Logical bridges