Circumstances

Questions

1. What is one thing Anna wants to do?

2. What does Penelope suggest that Anna do?

3. Who is Alaskan Albert?

4. What is Call of the Wild Parkour?

5. What does Alaskan Albert finally understand about Anna?

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Multiple Choice

What is one thing that Anna wants to do?

• Change the speed walking rules

• Have a competition with Penelope

• Take a break from speed walking

• Begin their morning exercises later

Multiple Choice

What does Penelope suggest that Anna do?

• Join a speed walking company

• Hire a personal trainer

• Take an online exercise course

• She suggests all of these

Multiple Choice

Who is Alaskan Albert?

• A trainer

• A runner

• A parkour athlete

• Anna's friend

Multiple Choice

What is Call of the Wild Parkour?

• A style of speed walking the trainer created

• Wilderness training combined with a city workout

• A type of workout intended for cold weather

• Painful exercises that help you get into shape

Multiple Choice

What does Alaskan Albert finally understand about Anna?

• She has a lot questions about the workout

• She will never be good at doing exercise.

• She does not follow his directions very well

• She only wants to improve her speed walking.

• Cause and effect​

• Time​

• Condition​

• Duration​

Meaning

• Because I'm walking with you ...​

• When we​ were little girls ...

• If both feet leave the ground ...​

• Since I've been working in an​ office

Adverb clause

​Adverb Clause

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What is a clause?

A clause is a sentence. A group of words that has a subject and a verb.

There are two types of clause:

• Independent clause/ a main clause: It contains the main subject and verb of a sentence.

• Dependent clause: it is not a complete sentence because it must be connected to an independent clause.

• ​An adjective clause or relative clause is a dependent clause that modifies a noun.

• ​An Adverb clause is a dependent clause and need an independent clause to make a complete sentence

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​Because I'm walking with you (Adverb clause of cause and effect)

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​I'm walking faster (independent clause)

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​When we were little girls (Adverb clause of time)

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​we could speed walk all day (independent clause)

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​If both feet leave the ground (Adverb clause of conditional)

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​It's running (independent clause)

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​Since I've been working in an office (Adverb clause of duration)​

​My speed walking has been much slower (independent clause)

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Because I'm walking with you

​Mengapa kalimat ini dependent clause?

Karena terdapat subordinating conjunction​ "because"

​Because I am walking with you

​Subordinating S Predicate

conjunction

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