Question 1: Identify all instances where a comma is used after a fronted adverbial in the passage.

Answer: Early in the morning, without hesitation, as the traffic lights turned red.

Question 2: Explain why a comma is necessary after the phrase 'Early in the morning' in the first sentence.

Answer: It is a fronted adverbial that introduces the sentence, and a comma separates it from the main clause for clarity.

Question 3: Rewrite the sentence: 'Without hesitation the bus driver prepared for his route.' adding the correct comma placement.

Answer: Without hesitation, the bus driver prepared for his route.

Question 4: Which of the following sentences correctly uses a comma after a fronted adverbial?

Answer:

Question 5: Identify the fronted adverbial in the sentence: 'In the early morning, the city was quiet and still.'

Answer: In the early morning

Question 6: Create two sentences using fronted adverbials that require commas after the adverbial phrase.

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Question 7: Analyze the effect of placing a comma after the fronted adverbial in a sentence. Why is it important?

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Question 8: Write a short paragraph describing your morning routine using at least three fronted adverbials, each followed by a comma.

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