Lesson Adverbial Clauses en english

What is an adverbial clause?

Which of the following is an example of an adverbial clause of time?

Choose the correct adverbial clause in the sentence: "I will go to the party if _________." (Text: Score 2) Answer: I finish my work on time Variations: If I finish my work on time, If it's not too late, If my friends are going, If the weather is good, If I have enough money, If I feel like it, If I get permission, If I find a ride, If I'm not busy, If I'm in the mood Explanation: The correct adverbial clause in this sentence is "If I finish my work on time," as it provides a condition for going to the party. 4. What type of adverbial clause is used to show cause and effect?

Identify the adverbial clause in the sentence: "Although it was raining, we went for a walk." (Single Answer: Score 3) A) Although it was raining (correct), B) We went for a walk, C) It was raining, D) For a walk Explanation: The adverbial clause in this sentence is "Although it was raining," as it provides a contrast to the main clause. 6. Which conjunction is commonly used to introduce adverbial clauses?

What is the function of an adverbial clause in a sentence?

Choose the correct adverbial clause in the sentence: "She studied hard so _________." (Text: Score 1) Answer: She could pass the exam Variations: She could get good grades, She could impress her teacher, She could achieve her goals, She could improve her knowledge, She could succeed academically, She could prove herself, She could fulfill her potential, She could feel proud of herself, She could secure a bright future Explanation: The correct adverbial clause in this sentence is "She could pass the exam," as it provides the result of studying hard. 9. Which of the following is an example of an adverbial clause of place?

What is the purpose of using adverbial clauses in writing?

Choose the correct adverbial clause in the sentence: "He went to bed early because _________." (Text: Score 1) Answer: He was tired Variations: He had work in the morning, He wanted to wake up early, He couldn't sleep, He needed rest, He had a busy day ahead, He felt exhausted, He had a headache, He had a long day, He had an early appointment Explanation: The correct adverbial clause in this sentence is "He was tired," as it provides the reason for going to bed early. 12. What type of adverbial clause is used to show purpose?

Identify the adverbial clause in the sentence: "I will go shopping if I have enough money." (Single Answer: Score 4) A) I will go shopping, B) If I have enough money (correct), C) Have enough money, D) Go shopping Explanation: The adverbial clause in this sentence is "If I have enough money," as it provides a condition for going shopping. 14. Which conjunction is commonly used to introduce adverbial clauses of condition?

What is the correct punctuation for separating an adverbial clause from the main clause?

Choose the correct adverbial clause in the sentence: "She went to the party even though _________." (Text: Score 2) Answer: She didn't know anyone Variations: She was tired, She had other plans, She didn't like parties, She had work to do, She wasn't invited, She felt shy, She had a headache, She had a bad day, She had to wake up early Explanation: The correct adverbial clause in this sentence is "She didn't know anyone," as it provides a contrast to the main clause. 17. Which of the following is an example of an adverbial clause of manner?

What is the function of an adverbial clause in a sentence?

Choose the correct adverbial clause in the sentence: "He went for a run so _________." (Text: Score 1) Answer: He could stay fit Variations: He could lose weight, He could improve his stamina, He could clear his mind, He could relieve stress, He could maintain his health, He could challenge himself, He could enjoy nature, He could set a good example, He could achieve his fitness goals Explanation: The correct adverbial clause in this sentence is "He could stay fit," as it provides the purpose for going for a run. 20. Which of the following is an example of an adverbial clause of reason?

What is the correct word order in an adverbial clause?

Choose the correct adverbial clause in the sentence: "He went to the beach after _________." (Text: Score 1) Answer: He finished his work Variations: He woke up, He had breakfast, He called his friend, He checked the weather, He packed his bag, He took a shower, He made a plan, He got permission, He found his sunglasses, He felt relaxed Explanation: The correct adverbial clause in this sentence is "He finished his work," as it indicates the time when he went to the beach. 23. Which of the following is an example of an adverbial clause of condition?