Review Unit 17 Sports Grammar: Adverbial Clauses

Which sentence contains a time adverbial clause?

• I went jogging although it was raining.

• She stretches before she runs.

• They won because they practiced.

• He plays soccer if he has time.

Choose the sentence with an adverbial clause of condition.

• I watch the game when I finish my homework.

• She smiles because she loves sports.

• You can’t play if you don’t wear your uniform.

• They continued although they were tired.

Which sentence uses a contrasting adverbial clause?

• He trained hard because he wanted to win.

• Although he was injured, he finished the race.

• She stayed home since it was late.

• We rested after we played.

We kept running ______ we were exhausted.

• because

• although

• if

• before

Which sentence shows an adverbial clause of reason?

• We warmed up before the game started.

• He was happy because his team won.

• They scored when the whistle blew.

• Although they practiced, they lost.

Identify the adverbial clause: They didn’t cancel the match because the weather was fine.

• They didn’t cancel the match

• because the weather was fine

• the match was fine

• cancel the match

Combine the sentences: He didn’t train. He lost the competition.

• He lost the competition because he didn’t train.

• He lost the competition although he didn’t train.

• He lost the competition when he didn’t train.

• He lost the competition before he didn’t train.

You can go to the gym ______ you finish your homework.

• although

• because

• when

• if

Which sentence contains two clauses (main + adverbial clause)?

• I play tennis every day.

• After the game, we ate pizza.

• I like to swim.

• She exercises regularly.

10.

Complete the sentence correctly:
The coach congratulated them ______ they played very well.

• although

• since

• before

• while