tivity 1.3 Identifying and using adverbs of place (individual) in the adverbs of place in the following sentences: The crowd was standing \( \qquad \) waiting to hear Chief Sekoto's decision. \( \qquad \) the court, the Chief's brother leaned againct his car, waiting for his turn to speak. \( \qquad \) : wid the old woman pointing to her bag, 'here I have the things I use in my trade: When the judgement was delivered, the people of Bodibeng looked \( \qquad \) at there feet, and then shuffled zway. The old woman wept and then looked \( \qquad \) gratefully into the Chief's smiling face. \( \qquad \) where you lined before, said the Chief, you are no longer welcome. You will live with me: She pur ber herbs and roots \( \qquad \) in the pouch and stood up slowly to accompany him to his royal home. ite three eentences of your own using adverbs of place.

Sure! Let's work through the activity on **adverbs of place** together. Adverbs of place tell us **where** something happens. Examples include words like **there**, **outside**, **inside**, **down**, **up**, **nearby**, and **everywhere**. ### **Completed Sentences with Adverbs of Place:** 1. **There**, the crowd was standing waiting to hear Chief Sekoto's decision. *The crowd was standing **there** waiting to hear Chief Sekoto's decision.* 2. **Outside** the court, the Chief's brother leaned against his car, waiting for his turn to speak. *Outside the court, the Chief's brother leaned against his car, waiting for his turn to speak.* 3. **Inside**: with the old woman pointing to her bag, "Here I have the things I use in my trade." When the judgment was delivered, the people of Bodibeng looked **down** at their feet, and then shuffled **away**. *Inside: with the old woman pointing to her bag, "Here I have the things I use in my trade." When the judgment was delivered, the people of Bodibeng looked **down** at their feet, and then shuffled **away**.* 4. The old woman wept and then looked **up** gratefully into the Chief's smiling face. *The old woman wept and then looked **up** gratefully into the Chief's smiling face.* 5. **Where** you lingered before, said the Chief, you are no longer welcome. You will live with me: ***Where** you lingered before, said the Chief, you are no longer welcome. You will live with me:* 6. She **carefully** put herbs and roots in the pouch and stood up slowly to accompany him to his royal home. *She **carefully** put herbs and roots in the pouch and stood up slowly to accompany him to his royal home.* ### **Three Sentences Using Adverbs of Place:** 1. **Nearby** the playground, children laughed and played all afternoon. 2. She placed the lamp **on top** of the bookshelf to brighten the room. 3. The hikers traveled **everywhere** during their adventure through the mountains. --- **Explanation of Adverbs Used:** - **There**: Indicates a specific place where the crowd is waiting. - **Outside**: Specifies the location relative to the court. - **Inside**: Shows where the old woman is pointing to her bag. - **Down**: Describes the direction the people looked. - **Away**: Indicates movement from a place. - **Up**: Specifies the direction of the old woman's gaze. - **Carefully**: Although primarily an adverb of manner, it complements the action of placing herbs and roots. - **Nearby**, **on top**, **everywhere**: Show different locations and extents of action in the example sentences. Feel free to create your own sentences using other adverbs of place to practice further!