Lesson on Clauses of MANNER (like, in a way, as, just as, the way, as if)

This video tutorial explores clauses of manner, which describe how actions are performed or behaviors are exhibited. It covers the use of clauses like 'as if', 'as though', and 'like' for comparisons and subjunctive mood applications. The tutorial also explains nonfinite clauses, providing examples to illustrate these concepts.

What are clauses of manner used for?

Provide an example of a sentence using 'just as' to compare two actions.

Explain the difference between 'as if' and 'as though' in the context of clauses of manner.

What is the significance of using the past tense in clauses of manner?

How can clauses of manner be used in nonfinite clauses? Provide an example.

Describe how 'like' is used in clauses of manner with an example.

What are some common phrases that indicate clauses of manner?