Analyzing Finite and Non-Finite Clauses

What is the function of the finite clause in the sentence: 'Agung believes that Rahman is honest'?

• The finite clause serves as the subject of the sentence.

• The finite clause functions as the object of the verb 'believes'.

• The finite clause acts as an adverbial modifier.

• The finite clause is a prepositional phrase.

Identify the non-finite clause in the sentence: ' (a)   is essential for Susi to succeed in her studies.'

• You must practice hard

• To play the game

• Winning the game is essential

• To win the game

Analyze the role of the clause: 'Although it was raining, we went for a walk.' The clause indicates a contrast between the rain and the decision to go for a walk. (a)  

• The clause shows a cause-and-effect
• The clause suggests that the rain w
• The clause implies that walking in
• The clause indicates a contrast bet

What type of clause is 'that he would come' in the sentence: 'I hope that he would come'?

• adverbial clause

• relative clause

• conditional clause

• noun clause

Determine the function of the non-finite clause in: 'Running every day helps improve your health.'

• Adverbial clause

• Object of the main verb

• Complement of the subject

• Subject of the main verb

In the sentence 'He left without saying goodbye', what is the function of the clause 'without saying goodbye'?

• Adverbial phrase

• Adjective clause

• Prepositional phrase

• Noun clause

Identify the finite clause in the sentence: 'If you study hard, you will pass the exam.'

• If you study hard

• If you pass the exam

• Study hard to succeed

• You will pass the exam

What is the main function of the clause 'to finish the project' in the sentence: 'She worked late to finish the project'?

• It describes her feelings about the project.

• It explains why she chose to work late.

• It specifies the time she worked late.

• It indicates the purpose of her working late.

Analyze the clause: 'When the sun sets, the sky turns orange.' What type of clause is it?

• Independent clause

• Dependent clause

• Coordinating clause

• Subordinate clause

Match the following clauses with their functions in the sentence 'I enjoy reading books'.

• What is the subject of the sentence?

• Complement of the verb 'enjoy'

• What is the direct object of the verb 'enjoy'?

• Adverbial phrase

• What serves as an adverbial phrase?

• Subject of the sentence

• What complements the verb 'enjoy'?

• Direct object of the verb 'enjoy'