24/03/2020Adverbial Clauses (Senior Class English Study by Topics) 0Comments by Gate Academy Welcome to your Adverbial Clauses (Senior Class English Study by Topics) NAME EMAIL PHONE NUMBER 1. Identify the following italicised clause in the sentence belowShe goes wherever she likesadverbial clause of timeadverbial clause of reasonadverbial clause of placeadverbial clause of concession2. Identify the following italicised clause in the sentence belowThey stopped the music because the landlord came inadverbial clause of timeadverbial clause of manneradverbial clause of reasonadverbial clause of condition3. Choose the odd one out from the following adverbialsshe became prettier as she grew olderhe failed because he did not study hardas the days went by, the contest became more tensedas time went on, their expectations began to materialize4. Identify the following italicised clause in the sentence belowThey ignored us as though we didn't existadverbial clause of purposeadverbial clause of timeadverbial clause of manneradverbial clause of condition5. Identify the following italicised clause in the sentence belowThe lady read so hard that she passed her exams excellentlyadverbial clause of reasonadverbial clause of resultadverbial clause of timeadverbial clause of manner6. Identify the following italicised clause in the sentence belowHalsey called us when our mum arrivedadverbial clause of manneradverbial clause of timeadverbial clause of placeadverbial clause of condition7. Identify the following italicised clause in the sentence belowThe farmers planted their yams early that they harvested them before Octoberadverbial clause of timeadverbial clause of conditionadverbial clause of manneradverbial clause of result8. Identify the following italicised clause in the sentence belowI saw him when he left for the airportadverbial clause of seasonadverbial clause of manneradverbial clause of timeadverbial clause of reason9. Choose the odd one out of the following adverbial clausesas he was invitedbecause she went theresince she stays thereas the runners got nearer to them10. The adverbial clause that implies contrast between two circumstances is referred to asadverbial clause of concessionadverbial clause of timeadverbial clause of comparisonadverbial clause of reason11. Identify the following italicised clause in the sentence belowUnless she changes her attitude, she won't have any friendadverbial clause of conditionadverbial clause of suggestionadverbial clause of manneradverbial clause of reason12. Identify the following italicised clause in the sentence belowShe will not answer us unless the manager tells her toadverbial clause of reasonadverbial clause of conditionadverbial clause of timeadverbial clause of manner13. The adverbial clause that gives the cause for certain actions is calledadverbial clause of manneradverbial clause of conditionadverbial clause of timeadverbial clause of reason14. The adverbial clause that suggests the way in which an action place takesadverbial clause of conditionadverbial clause of reasonadverbial clause of timeadverbial clause of manner15. Identify the following italicised clause in the sentence belowBenjamin plays football how a professional would playadverbial clause of timeadverbial clause of concessionadverbial clause of manneradverbial clause of condition16. Identify the following italicised clause in the sentence belowThough they had told him before, he pretended to not knowadverbial clause of manneradverbial clause of reasonadverbial clause of conditionadverbial clause of concession17. Identify the following italicised clause in the sentence belowThe doctor stays wherever his patients areadverbial clause of manneradverbil clause of conditionadverbial clause of reasonadverbial clause of place18. Choose the odd one out from the following adverbialsEdna will not run for us unless her condition improves greatlyThey relaxed as if the issue didn't bother themBibi will marry the chief unless her father objects to the chief's proposalThe soldiers will fight if their commander orders them to19. Identify the following italicised clause in the sentence belowAs we told him not to go, he didn'tadverbial clause of conditionadverbial clause of timeadverbial clause of reasonadverbial clause of place20. Identify the following italicised clause in the sentence belowThe man shouted to attract peopleadverbial clause of manneradverbial clause of conditionadverbial clause of timeadverbial clause of reason21. The type of adverbial clause that depends on a circumstance or a set of circumstances is referred to asadverbial clause of manneradverbial clause of timeadverbial clause of reasonadverbial clause of condition22. The adverbial clause that expresses equivalence between two circumstances is referred to asadverbial clause of timeadverbial clause of conditionadverbial clause of comparisonadverbial clause of reason23. Identify the following italicised clause in the sentence belowRather than going to the party alone, I'd stay in my houseadverbial clause of timeadverbial clause of preferenceadverbial clause of manneradverbial clause of purpose24. Identify the following italicised clause in the sentence belowAlthough he was hungry, he still ran the raceadverbial clause of manneradverbial clause of reasonadverbial clause of conditionadverbial clause o concession25. Choose the odd one out from the following adverbialsShallom slept where we left herFred laughed as though it was fuunyShe joined us where we told her toThey will go wherever you tell them to26 out of 25Time is Up!
