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 belowThey left very early to meet the man adverbial clause of reason adverbial clause of purpose adverbial clause of manner adverbial clause of time2. Identify the following italicised clause in the sentence belowAs we told him not to go, he didn't adverbial clause of condition adverbial clause of place adverbial clause of reason adverbial clause of time3. Choose the odd one out of the following adverbial clauses how they saw it because it rained heavily as though we were mates as my mother likes it4. Which of the following is an adverbial clause of time? He sings just how I like it Bally slept where she bought food Children grow up wherever their parents live He left when the men arrived5. Identify the following italicised clause in the sentence belowWhenever the boxer hit his opponent, the spectators hailed him adverbial clause of reason adverbial clause of time adverbial clause of manner adverbial clause of condition6. Choose the odd one out from the following adverbials They invited him, yet he did not come sooner than go by air, I'd prefer a month on ship rather than travel by road, I'd prefer two or three days on an express rather than eat poisoned food, I'd go hungry for days7. Identify the following italicised clause in the sentence belowThe chef makes the soup just as my mother does adverbial clause of reason adverbial clause of manner adverbial clause of time adverbial clause of space8. Choose the odd one out of the following adverbial clauses as if the issue never bothered them how a professional would play since we pay our taxes as my mother does9. Identify the following italicised clause in the sentence belowShe goes wherever she likes adverbial clause of place adverbial clause of time adverbial clause of reason adverbial clause of concession10. Identify the following italicised clause in the sentence belowHe bought so many drinks so as to satisfy every guest adverbial clause of manner adverbial clause of time adverbial clause of purpose adverbial clause of place11. The type of adverbial clause that depends on a circumstance or a set of circumstances is referred to as adverbial clause of reason adverbial clause of manner adverbial clause of time adverbial clause of condition12. The adverbial clause that suggests the place of action is referred to as adverbial clause of time adverbial clause of place adverbial clause of condition adverb clause of reason13. Identify the following italicised clause in the sentence belowShe walks as if she is a masquerade adverbial clause of manner adverbial clause of condition adverbial clause of duration adverbial clause of reason14. Identify the following italicised clause in the sentence belowThough they had told him before, he pretended to not know adverbial clause of manner adverbial clause of condition adverbial clause of concession adverbial clause of reason15. Choose the odd one out of from the following options He arrived the hall before his exams started He went to the bnk while it was drizzling She wore the dress since she was asked to She came after the rain subsided16. The adverbial clause that implies contrast between two circumstances is referred to as adverbial clause of comparison adverbial clause of reason adverbial clause of time adverbial clause of concession17. The adverbial clause that suggests the way in which an action place takes adverbial clause of condition adverbial clause of time adverbial clause of reason adverbial clause of manner18. Identify the following italicised clause in the sentence belowShe will not answer us unless the manager tells her to adverbial clause of condition adverbial clause of time adverbial clause of manner adverbial clause of reason19. The adverbial clause that expresses equivalence between two circumstances is referred to as adverbial clause of comparison adverbial clause of time adverbial clause of reason adverbial clause of condition20. Choose the odd one out from the following options We wrote the exams today though we started late Although they didn't invite us, we went there We won't come there unless they invite us She is allergic to milk yet she drank it21. Identify the following italicised clause in the sentence belowI saw him when he left for the airport adverbial clause of manner adverbial clause of reason adverbial clause of time adverbial clause of season22. Identify the following italicised clause in the sentence belowUnless she changes her attitude, she won't have any friend adverbial clause of suggestion adverbial clause of manner adverbial clause of condition adverbial clause of reason23. Choose the odd one out from the following adverbials We shall paint the house to attract customers They came because they were invited They left very early to meet the man24. Choose the odd one out from the following adverbials she became prettier as she grew older as time went on, their expectations began to materialize he failed because he did not study hard as the days went by, the contest became more tensed25. Identify the following italicised clause in the sentence belowBenjamin plays football how a professional would play adverbial clause of manner adverbial clause of condition adverbial clause of concession adverbial clause of time26 out of 25Time is Up!
