Adverbs & Preposition

 The Adverb Start
What is Adverb? An adverb usually ends with ly to add interest and intrigue in the sentence.
Adverbs to start sentences with: Quickly, Significantly, Cautiously, Firstly, Importantly, Remarkably, Similarly, Surprisingly, Readily, Curiously, Concernily, Interestingly, Confusingly, Consequently, Shockingly, Unsurprisingly, Ironically, Concerningly

e.g Firstly, we go to form class.
Surprisingly, everyone is here today.

 2 Sentences
Unsurprisingly, I forgot to write my essay.
Firstly, I need to brush my teeth.

Begin with a preposition
What is a preposition? Prepositions are little words indicating movement or position.
Examples: In, Against, Before, Between, Over, Behind, Within, Under, Below, At, For, Throughout, Near, About,

e.g Throughout this lesson, students have been working quietly.
Against all odds, the army was defeated by a single man

2 Sentences
 Throughout the year, we have essays at school.
After school, we go back home.

PEEL Paragraph
Point - state the point you want to make
e.g Martha is bullied at school.
Evidence - Support your point with 2-3 sentences
e.g An example of this is the incident with the girls throwing water over the toilet stall onto Martha.
When she came out of the stall they punched her in the stomach and called her a slut. This made Martha feel angry and upset.
Explain - link my evidence to my point
e.g Unsurprisingly, this is an example of bullying by students towards Martha. There was an imbalance of power between Martha and her bullies because there was one of her and three of them.
Link - link back to your argument / link to the next paragraph
e.g Another way Martha experiences suffering is at the hands of her parents and the church if the Righteous.