24/03/2020 Adverbial 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. Choose the odd one out from the following adverbialsShallom slept where we left herShe joined us where we told her toFred laughed as though it was fuunyThey will go wherever you tell them to2. Choose the odd one out from the following adverbialsThey left very early to meet the manWe shall paint the house to attract customersThey came because they were invited3. Identify the following italicised clause in the sentence belowAlthough he was hungry, he still ran the raceadverbial clause of conditionadverbial clause o concessionadverbial clause of reasonadverbial clause of manner4. Identify the following italicised clause in the sentence belowThe chef makes the soup just as my mother doesadverbial clause of manneradverbial clause of reasonadverbial clause of timeadverbial clause of space5. An adverbial clause that suggests alternatives is calledadverbial clause of timeadverbial clause of preferenceadverbial clause of manneradverbial clasue of place6. Identify the following italicised clause in the sentence belowShe goes wherever she likesadverbial clause of timeadverbial clause of concessionadverbial clause of placeadverbial clause of reason7. Identify the following italicised clause in the sentence belowThe party would not have held if the chairman had not given the guests a strong promise of food and drinksadverbial clause of reasonadverbial clause of placeadverbial clause of timeadverbial clause of condition8. Identify the following italicised clause in the sentence belowSince she pays her taxes, we would help her revive her accountadverbial clause of manneradverbial clause of timeadverbial clause of conditionadverbial clause of reason9. Choose the odd one out from the following adverbialsthough they invited him, he did not comealthough she ran well, she did not qualify for the finalssince she stays there, she can help us with itshe cooked for them, although she felt insulted10. Identify the following italicised clause in the sentence belowThough they had told him before, he pretended to not knowadverbial clause of reasonadverbial clause of manneradverbial clause of concessionadverbial clause of condition11. The adverbial clause that gives the cause for certain actions is calledadverbial clause of conditionadverbial clause of manneradverbial clause of reasonadverbial clause of time12. Identify the following italicised clause in the sentence belowThe man shouted to attract peopleadverbial clause of reasonadverbial clause of conditionadverbial clause of manneradverbial clause of time13. Identify the following italicised clause in the sentence belowAs time went on, the competition became more tensed than when it startedadverbial clause of comparisonadverbial clause of comparisonadverbial clause of manneradverbial clause of condition14. Identify the following italicised clause in the sentence belowShe will not answer us unless the manager tells her toadverbial clause of reasonadverbial clause of manneradverbial clause of timeadverbial clause of condition15. Choose the odd one out from the following adverbialsThey treated us as though we were bad peopleShe makes soup just as my mother doesThey left very early to meet the manThe governors danced exactly how the villagers did16. Choose the odd one out of from the following optionsShe wore the dress since she was asked toHe arrived the hall before his exams startedHe went to the bnk while it was drizzlingShe came after the rain subsided17. Choose the odd one out of the following adverbial clausesrather than catch the trainrather than travelling by roadsooner than they went by airsince they travelled by road18. Choose the odd one out of the following adverbial clausesunless their mum tells them towhen their mum tells them toif their dad tells them toif their mum tells them to19. The adverbial clause that expresses equivalence between two circumstances is referred to asadverbial clause of reasonadverbial clause of conditionadverbial clause of timeadverbial clause of comparison20. Identify the following italicised clause in the sentence belowHalsey called us when our mum arrivedadverbial clause of conditionadverbial clause of placeadverbial clause of manneradverbial clause of time21. The adverbial clause that suggests the place of action is referred to asadverbial clause of conditionadverb clause of reasonadverbial clause of placeadverbial clause of time22. Identify the following italicised clause in the sentence belowShe walks as if she is a masqueradeadverbial clause of durationadverbial clause of manneradverbial clause of conditionadverbial clause of reason23. Choose the odd one outWe started singing when the chairman sat downThe villagers dance whenever there is dry seasonAs soon as the flood came, the houses gave wayBella slept where the men left24. Identify the following italicised clause in the sentence belowIn order to arrive early, the family set out before dawnadverbial clause of conditionadverbial clause of reasonadverbial clause of reasonadverbial clause of time25. Which of the following is an adverbial clause of time?Bally slept where she bought foodChildren grow up wherever their parents liveHe sings just how I like itHe left when the men arrived26 out of 25Time is Up!
