Adverb Clauses

Subordinating conjunction

• how

• like

• quickly

• after

Which of these is not a subordinating conjunction?

• because

• if

• unless

• at

Choose the correct adverb clause to complement this sentence:

We will not have school today

• because it snowed last night

• when it snowed last night

• if it snowed last night

Choose the right subordinating conjunction

_____ it stops raining, we will stay inside.

• Until

• Because

• When

• Why

Choose the adverb clause that's modifying a verb

• Playing football is dangerous if you don't have the right equipment.

• We walked to class quickly as if we were going to be late.

• I missed the bus because my alarm didn't go off.

Choose the adverb clause that's modifying an adverb

• Playing football is dangerous if you don't have the right equipment.

• We walked to class quickly as if we were going to be late.

• I missed the bus because my alarm didn't go off.

Choose the adverb clause that's modifying an adjective

• Playing football is dangerous if you don't have the right equipment.

• We walked to class quickly as if we were going to be late.

• I missed the bus because my alarm didn't go off.

_______ you eat too much, you may fall ill.

• Unless

• If

• Whether

Adverb clause of manner

• She looked as though she was in pain.

• She looked in pain.

• She looked though she was in pain.

Adverb clause of time

• Annie gets excited whenever she sees a dog.

• Annie gets excited like she sees a dog.

• Annie gets excited as she sees a dog.