Adverbial Clauses - 5th Fri April 21

Define the type of the adverbial clause in the following sentence:

Everywhere I went, people were angry or suspicious.

• place

• reason/cause

• purpose

• comparison

• manner

Define the type of the adverbial clause in the following sentence:

He saw her while he was getting off the bus.

• place

• reason/cause

• time

• comparison

• manner

Define the type of the adverbial clause in the following sentence:

We've been friends ever since we met at school.

• place

• reason/cause

• time

• comparison

• manner

Define the type of the adverbial clause in the following sentence:

If he told you that, he was lying.

• condition

• reason/cause

• purpose

• comparison

• manner

Define the type of the adverbial clause in the following sentence:

As she has no car, she can't get there easily.

• condition

• reason/cause

• concession

• comparison

• purpose

Define the type of the adverbial clause in the following sentence:

People dislike me because I'm handsome and successful.

• condition

• reason/cause

• concession

• comparison

• purpose

Define the type of the adverbial clause in the following sentence:

As I get older, I get more pessimistic.

• result

• time

• concession

• comparison

• purpose

Combine the two sentences 'She exercises every day. She wants to lose weight.'

• She exercises every day, so that she loses weight.

• She exercises every day so to lose weight.

• She exercises every day so as to lose weight.

• She exercises so that she can lose weight.

Combine 'They had fastened the seat belt. They didn't get hurt in the accident.'

• They had fastened the seat belt, so that they didn't get hurt in the accident.

• They had fastened the seat belt because of they didn't get hurt in the accident.

• Since they had fastened the seat belt, so they didn't get hurt in the accident.

• As they had fastened the seat belt, they didn't get hurt in the accident.

Which is/are the correct one/s?

• Though they are amazed by the culture, but they do not like the people in this country.

• Even though amazed by the culture, they do not like the people in this country.

• Despite of being amazed by the culture, they do not like the people in this country.

• In spite of the fact that they are amazed by the culture, they do not like the people in this country.