Use relative adverbs

Key Notes:

🌟 Use Relative Adverbs ✨

🔑 What are Relative Adverbs?

Relative adverbs are special words that connect a sentence (or clause) to a noun and tell where, when, or why something happens.

👉 The three main relative adverbs are:

• Where 📍 → shows place
• When ⏰ → shows time
• Why ❓ → shows reason

📝 Examples:

Where 📍

• This is the park where we play football. ⚽
• I know the shop where we buy sweets. 🍬

When ⏰

• I remember the day when we went to the zoo. 🐯
• Summer is the season when we enjoy mangoes. 🥭

Why ❓

• I don’t know the reason why she is upset. 😔
• That is the reason why we study hard. 📖💡

🎯 Quick Tips:

• Use where for places 🏡
• Use when for time ⏳
• Use why for reason 🔍

🌈 Fun Practice Sentences:

Fill in the blanks with the correct relative adverb!

• Do you remember the time ___ we first met? 💬
• That’s the place ___ my grandparents live. 🏠
• Can you tell me the reason ___ you were late? ⏳

✨ Relative adverbs make our sentences more connected and meaningful! 🌟

Let’s practice!🖊️