Worksheetscircumstance
Total questions: 43
Worksheet time: 43mins
My dog always barks.
The soldiers bravely fought.
Which word is the adverb?
John quickly explained the math homework yesterday.
We will go to the store soon.
What is an adverb clause?
A word that modifies an adverb, adjectives, verbs, and verb phrases
A phrase that modifies adjectives, verbs, other adverbs, and verb phrases
A phrase that tells you what a noun does
Who?
What do adverb phrases begin with?
Prepositional phrases
Adverbs
Subordinate clauses
Subordinating conjunctions
What is the adverb clause?
As soon as I'm done, we can go.
As soon as I'm done
We can go
As I'm done
As soon as
What is the subordinating conjunction?
Frank was the only one there when we got home.
Only
Was
We
When
What is the prepositional phrase in the sentence?
Please place the forks and knives on the table.
forks and knives
on the table
please place
table
What is the prepositional phrase in the sentence?
You will not receive my gift until next week.
until next week
you will not
receive my gift
week
What is the prepositional phrase in the sentence?
After a few minutes we realized Jesse wasn't home.
wasn't home
realized Jesse
we realized
after a few minutes
What is the prepositional phrase in the sentence?
We sat beside the river and had a picnic.
we sat
beside the river
and had
had a picnic
What is the prepositional phrase in the sentence?
By the evening, we were too tired to see the movie.
see the movie
to see the
we were too
by the evening
What is the prepositional phrase in the sentence?
You should come over after school.
after school
come over
you should
school
What is the prepositional phrase in the sentence?
My great aunt from Ohio is 84
my great
great aunt
from Ohio
is 84
What is the prepositional phrase in the sentence?
We can take a walk before dinner.
we can
before dinner
we can take
a walk
What is the prepositional phrase in the sentence?
The dog followed her down the stairs.
the dog
down the stairs
followed her
her
What is the prepositional phrase in the sentence?
Bring the groceries into the kitchen.
into the kitchen
bring the groceries
groceries into
the groceries
Define the type of the adverbial clause in the following sentence:
Wherever I looked, I found patterns.
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:
I'll keep it for you till you come back.
place
reason/cause
time
comparison
manner
Define the type of the adverbial clause in the following sentence:
She's got longer hair than I have.
concession
reason/cause
purpose
comparison
manner
Define the type of the adverbial clause in the following sentence:
Nobody loves you like I do, baby.
concession
reason/cause
purpose
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:
Just ask John if you need any help.
condition
reason/cause
purpose
comparison
manner
Define the type of the adverbial clause in the following sentence:
Although my car is very old, it still runs very well.
condition
reason/cause
concession
comparison
manner
Define the type of the adverbial clause in the following sentence:
He came in quietly in order that he shouldn't wake his wife.
condition
reason/cause
concession
comparison
purpose
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
