adverb clauses / connectors

adverb clauses / connectors

In the sentence: I feel good when I see my family.

• "I feel good" is the main clause

• "when I see my family" is the dependent clause

Multiple Choice

I forgot the key because I was busy.

"Because I was busy" is

• dependent clause

• independent clause

Multiple Choice

Since I finished school, I have worked

" I have worked" is:

• dependent clause

• independent clause

Multiple Choice

A dependent clause

• can be alone

• needs the main clause to have a meaning

Multiple Choice

which connector can have a comma before?

• when

• because

• since

• while

We have different connectors such as:

• because, since, as

• however, nevertheless

• although

• in spite of, etc

Multiple Choice

He passed the level ___ the bad grades

• due to

• for

• in spite of

Multiple Choice

My dad is saving money___ get a car for the next holiday

• for

• to

• because

Multiple Choice

I didn´t feel good in Sara´s house. ___ , I stayed there for 4 hours

• however

• to

• so as to

• when

Multiple Choice

My computer is failing ... an electrical problem

• since

• for

• despite

• moreover

Phrasal Verbs are verbs that use a particle afterwards, and they can change the meaning totally

• For example:

• cut is cortar, but the phrasal verb CUT DOWN ON is "reducir el consumo"

Multiple Choice

Escapar

• break out

• break away

• break up

Multiple Choice

enter to steal

• break up

• cut into

• break into

Multiple Choice

How do you say: criar?

• bring up

• come up

• ask out

Multiple Choice

The man __ the spirits

• called down

• come out

• called out

Multiple Choice

if you have been absent for many days, you need to___

• look up

• catch up

• break up

Multiple Choice

If you finish a romantic realtionship , you ...

• bring up

• blow up

• break up

Multiple Choice

when you enter a hotel, you need to __ and then ___

• check out / check in

• check in / check out