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. The adverbial clause that implies contrast between two circumstances is referred to asadverbial clause of comparisonadverbial clause of reasonadverbial clause of concessionadverbial clause of time2. Identify the following italicised clause in the sentence belowThe lady read so hard that she passed her exams excellentlyadverbial clause of resultadverbial clause of reasonadverbial clause of manneradverbial clause of time3. Choose the odd one out from the following adverbialsThe farmers planted their yams early that they harvested them before OctoberWe shall display the clothes to attract more poepleWe explained it to him so that he could understandIn order to arrive early, we set out before dawn4. Identify the following italicised clause in the sentence belowThey stopped the music because the landlord came inadverbial clause of reasonadverbial clause of manneradverbial clause of conditionadverbial clause of time5. Identify the following italicised clause in the sentence belowUnless she changes her attitude, she won't have any friendadverbial clause of reasonadverbial clause of conditionadverbial clause of suggestionadverbial clause of manner6. Choose the odd one out of the following adverbial clauseshow they saw itas though we were matesbecause it rained heavilyas my mother likes it7. Choose the odd one out of the following adverbial clausesas if the issue never bothered themsince we pay our taxesas my mother doeshow a professional would play8. Identify the following italicised clause in the sentence belowHalsey called us when our mum arrivedadverbial clause of placeadverbial clause of manneradverbial clause of conditionadverbial clause of time9. Identify the following italicised clause in the sentence belowShe walks as if she is a masqueradeadverbial clause of reasonadverbial clause of durationadverbial clause of conditionadverbial clause of manner10. Choose the odd one out of the following adverbial clausesalthough she felt insultedthough they invited themalthough she ran wellbecause she felt insulted11. Identify the following italicised clause in the sentence belowHe bought so many drinks so as to satisfy every guestadverbial clause of purposeadverbial clause of timeadverbial clause of placeadverbial clause of manner12. Identify the following italicised clause in the sentence belowBenjamin plays football how a professional would playadverbial clause of timeadverbial clause of conditionadverbial clause of concessionadverbial clause of manner13. The adverbial clause that expresses equivalence between two circumstances is referred to asadverbial clause of timeadverbial clause of reasonadverbial clause of comparisonadverbial clause of condition14. Identify the following italicised clause in the sentence belowShe goes wherever she likesadverbial clause of concessionadverbial clause of reasonadverbial clause of placeadverbial clause of time15. Choose the odd one out from the following adverbialsThey treated us as though we guestsSince we pay our taxes, we need amenitiesThe soldiers rn awy because they ran short of armsI helped him because he has worked so hard this session16. 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 to17. Which of the following is an adverbial clause of time?He sings just how I like itBally slept where she bought foodHe left when the men arrivedChildren grow up wherever their parents live18. Choose the odd one out from the following adverbialsHe was there when it all startedHe cried because they told him she had diedAs soon as he heard the news, he began to cryHe cries when they told him his mother had died19. Choose the odd one out from the following optionsShe is allergic to milk yet she drank itWe wrote the exams today though we started lateAlthough they didn't invite us, we went thereWe won't come there unless they invite us20. Identify the following italicised clause in the sentence belowThe man shouted to attract peopleadverbial clause of conditionadverbial clause of reasonadverbial clause of timeadverbial clause of manner21. Identify the following italicised clause in the sentence belowThey visited the zoo in order that they could see the Zebraadverbial clause of purposeadverbial clause of placeadverbial clause of timeadverbial clause of reason22. Identify the following italicised clause in the sentence belowThe doctor stays wherever his patients areadverbil clause of conditionadverbial clause of reasonadverbial clause of placeadverbial clause of manner23. Choose the odd one out from the following adverbialshe failed because he did not study hardshe became prettier as she grew olderas time went on, their expectations began to materializeas the days went by, the contest became more tensed24. Identify the following italicised clause in the sentence belowThey left very early to meet the manadverbial clause of manneradverbial clause of timeadverbial clause of purposeadverbial clause of reason25. Choose the odd one out from the following adverbialsWe shall paint the house to attract customersThey came because they were invitedThey left very early to meet the man26 out of 25Time is Up!
