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are introduced by _________ ________.

are introduced by _________ ________.
T/F : The words and and

are introduced by _________ ________.
T/F : The words and and

are introduced by _________ ________.
T/F : The words and and

type of Adverb Clause called an ________ _______.
6. Adverb Clauses

are two examples of these signal words.

F

Clause when it is placed at the __beginning__ of the

type of Adverb Clause called an _ elliptical__ __clause__.

in the middle are called _reduced___ ___adverb _

clauses and adverb clauses.
Use your T-Charts to take notes.

the front chart as follows:

Clauses on the front T-Chart.
Take notes over the following comparisons

a verb

(Subordinate)
Has a subject
Has a verb
Begins with a relative pronoun or

be a sentence by itself
Dependent (Subordinate)
Has a subject
Has a verb
Begins

or adverb

What kind?
Adverb Clause
Modifies verb, adjective, or adverb
Answers Where? When? In

What kind?


Begins with relative pronoun (who, whom, whose, which, or

Adverb Clause
Modifies verb, adjective, or adverb
Answers Where? When? In what way? To what extent? Under what conditions? Or Why?
Begins with a subordinating conjunction (examples: after, although, as if, because, even though, since, so that, unless, until, when, whenever, where, while)

and a dependent clause.

alone and make sense) as I left the room (dependent

noun clause

a verb, adjective, or another adverb. It usually modifies the

as, as if, before, because, if, since, so that, than,

had ended" is the adverb clause modifying the verb arrived

word they modify.
1. You clean the bathroom while I clean

that she would play the best modifies the predicate adjective

the sentence.

When it introduces the sentence, it is always

word they modify.
1. When you came from the garage, did

did see
2. Because the field was muddy modifies the verbal

clauses.

That is, they have some of their parts understood

the comparative word (smarter).

write the words they modify.
1. My dog is older than

I am old modifies the predicate adjective older
2. Jim can

words they modify.
1. Although I became tired, I enjoyed the

you drive for several years modifies the verb can become
3.

words they modify.
1. Ila reads music better than Becky.
2. The

better
2. as I walked into the house modifies the verb

words they modify.
1. I am hungrier than I thought.
2. We

the game was over modifies the verb left
3. than Bill

resulting sentences will be either complex or compound-complex.

of the sentence.
1. We watched the robins. They raised their

clauses with independent clauses. These answers show only one possibility.
1.

of the sentence.
1. Frank started medical training. He drove a

clauses with independent clauses, but I will only show one

to your sentences.
Sometimes we find adverb clauses that have

watching the geese, he saw the fox.
2. Richard got a

got a thorn in his finger when pruning the roses.
3.

After hearing the terrible noise, they ran for their lives.
2.

for their lives.
2. The customer paid for his groceries when

word they modify. If it is a reduced adverb clause

1. You act as if I enjoy punishing you.
2. The contractor roughened the concrete while it was still wet.
3. My sister is smarter than I.
4. The manager talked with the workers after listening to their suggestions.
5. Before returning to work, he ate his lunch.

act
2. while it was still wet modifies the verb roughened
3.

tell what word they modify. If it is a reduced

1. You seem very happy when you help other people.
2. While you wait, we will detail your car.
3. That horse is more obstinate than a mule.
4. As the lions approached the carcass, the cheetahs retreated once more.
5. While eating, I choked on a bone.

adjective happy
2. While you wait modifies the verb will detail
3.