Clauses and Adverbs

​Clauses and adverbs

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hOW TO FIND THE MAIN CLAUSE?

​Let's recall

Groups of words that work together and which contain a verb.

clause

Groups of words that work together and which do not contain a verb.

phrase

Multiple Select

Which sentence has a subordinate clause?

• I like to eat bananas

• I like to eat bananas when it is hot

• I bananas

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Choose the main clause:

I hate showering when it's night.

• When its night

• Bananas

• I hate showering

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Which sentence has a main clause?

• I hate snakes and spiders when they appear in my room

• And ice cream

• And grasses

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Choose the main clause:

After eating a big hamburger every day, the boy gained weight.

• After eating a hamburger everyday

• Hamburger

• The boy gained weight

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Choose the subordinate clause:

I like to swim in the swimming pool near my house

• I like to swim

• In the swimming pool near my house

• Swim

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Can we use only subordinate clauses in a sentence?

• Yes

• No

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Choose the subordinate clause:

Using my material, I study at home.

• Using my material

• Home

• I study at home

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Choose the main clause:

She dances in the dance room 1 hour per day.

• She dances in the dance room

• 1 hour per day

• Dances

• 1 hour

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Does this sentence have a subordinate clause?

My father is eating.

• No

• Yes

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What is a main clause?

• A clause that makes sense on its own

• A clause that doesn't make sense on its own

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What is a subordinate clause?

• A clause that makes sense on its own

• A clause that doesn't make sense on its own

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Which example is a main clause?

• because she was hungry

• Snow White ate the food

• although the food wasn't hers

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Which example is a subordinate clause?

• the mirror only told the truth

• when asked who was the fairest

• the queen dresses as an old woman

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Which example is a main clause?

• when she had nowhere to go

• the dwarves cared for Snow White

• because she was upset

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Which clause is a subordinate clause?

• Snow White was very happy

• Because the dwarves let her stay in their home

• Snow White thanked the dwarves

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Snow White felt safe when she met the dwarves.

Which is the main clause in the sentence?

• Snow White felt safe

• when she met the dwarves

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The Queen didn't like Snow White because she was fairer than her.

Which clause is a subordinate clause?

• The Queen didn't like Snow White

• because she was fairer than her

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What about adverbs?

An adverbial clause is a group of words that functions as an adverb and that contains a subject and a verb.

​adverbial clause

An adverbial phrase is a group of words that functions as an adverb. 'In the morning' and 'behind the shed' are examples of adverbial phrases.

​adverbial phrase

Multiple Choice

What is the adverb in the sentence?
My dog always barks.

• my
• always
• barks
• dog

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What is the adverb in the sentence?
The astronaut easily fixed the problem.

• fixed
• problem
• easily
• the

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What is the adverb in the sentence?
The girls went upstairs to get their coats.

• girls
• went
• upstairs
• their

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What is the adverb in the sentence?
The teacher said, "Write your name neatly."

• said
• neatly
• name
• write

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What is the adverb in the sentence?
The soldiers bravely fought.

• bravely
• soldiers
• fought
• the

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Which adverb best completes the sentence?
She ____ laid the baby in the crib.
**the adverb needs to tell how

• soon
• excitedly
• carefully

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Which adverb tells when?

• early
• below
• accidentally
• inside

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Which adverb tells where?

• upstairs
• neatly
• excitedly
• later

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Which adverb tells how?

• soon
• later
• always
• bravely

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Adverbs tell about ___________.

• conjunctions
• verbs
• prepositions
• nouns

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COMPLETE WITH ADVERBS

1. Aunt Anne is a careful driver. So she drives ...

• careful

• carefully

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COMPLETE WITH ADVERBS

2. Harry is a bad player because he plays ...

• badly

• bad

Multiple Choice

CHOOSE THE CORRECT ADVERB

6. Peter is a fast swimmer. He swims ...

• fast

• fastly

Multiple Choice

CHOOSE THE CORRECT ADVERB

7. Lucy is a hard worker. She works ...

• hard

• hardly

Multiple Choice

CHOOSE THE CORRECT ADVERB

5. The exam was easy, so he passed the exam  ...

• easily

• easyly

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What is the adverb in this sentence? "Brandon slept quietly in class."

• quietly

• slept

• class

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COMPLETE WITH ADVERBS

3. Mrs Hardy is a good cook because she cooks ...

• good

• well

Multiple Choice

CHOOSE THE APPROPRIATE FORM OF THE ADVERB

8. Da Vinci could draw and paint .... (beautiful)

• beautifuly

• beautifully

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You're late!' said Olga ________

'Where have you been?'

• Angrily

• Angryly

Multiple Choice

Click on the adverbial phrase in this sentence:

The children are going to the cinema after school

• The children

• going to the cinema

• after school

• The children are going to the cinema

• None of these

Multiple Choice

Click on the adverbial phrase in this sentence:

Yesterday evening we took our dog for a walk and he ran away!

• we took our dog

• Yesterday evening

• he ran away

• and

• we took our dog for a walk

Multiple Choice

Click on the adverbial phrase in this sentence:

Dom was watching television in his Captain America pyjamas.

• watching television

• Captain America

• in his Captain America pyjamas

• Dom was watching

Multiple Choice

Click on the adverbial phrase in this sentence:

Max declared, in an angry tone, "I will not eat my peas!"

• Max declared

• "I will not eat my peas!"

• in an angry tone

• Max declared, in an angry tone

Multiple Choice

Click on the adverbial phrase in this sentence:

The Arctic, at the far north of the world, has a harsh, inhospitable climate.

• The Arctic

• harsh, inhospitable climate

• far north

• at the far north of the world

Multiple Choice

Choose an adverbial phrase which fits into this sentence:

Mohamed booted the ball, scoring a goal, ___________________.

• like a professional footballer.

• in the winter.

• badly.

• over the goal post.

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Choose an adverbial phrase which fits into this sentence:

Jo ate her breakfast ______________ because she was late for school.

• under the table

• really quicky

• incredibly slowly

• in the evening