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1. It was the children who played football in the garden yesterday afternoon.
2. It was my sister who got a present from her uncle last week.
3. It was my uncle who taught me how to play the guitar.
4. It was Miller brother who is my teacher very cheerful.
5. It was my mother who bought me that beautiful hat some days ago.

Here are the rewritten sentences with the adverbial modifier of time and place:

1. My parents bought me a new pair of shoes on my birthday.
-> It was on my birthday that my parents bought me a new pair of shoes.

2. The police asked the man a lot of questions.
-> It was the police that asked the man a lot of questions. (No change in adverbial modifier, but the sentence has been rearranged)

Alternative: No alternative with adverbial modifier, but if we change the sentence to: 
   The police asked the man a lot of questions at the station. 
   -> It was at the station that the police asked the man a lot of questions.

3. Jack sent some flowers to me when I was in hospital.
-> It was when I was in hospital that Jack sent some flowers to me.

4. The company will send a large number of notebooks to poor children in this area.
-> It was to poor children in this area that the company will send a large number of notebooks.

Alternative: No alternative with adverbial modifier of time, but if we change the sentence to: 
   The company will send a large number of notebooks to poor children next month.
   -> It was next month that the company will send a large number of notebooks to poor children.

5. People speak English in many countries in the world.
-> It is in many countries in the world that people speak English.