Module 8
ACTIVITY 4
Identify the adverbial clauses of MANNER (how?) in the following sentences. 1. He completed the task as well as he could. 2. Te electrician rewired the house as neatly as he could. 3. She wrote as clearly as she could. 4. Te staff worked as quickly as they could. 5. He shouted as loudly as he could to attract their attention. 6. Te greedy boy ate the chocolate cake as quickly as he could.
Identify the adverbial clauses of TIME (when?) in the following sentences. 7. Te match was cancelled when it rained. 8. I have not seen him since we met last week. 9. Te student arrived aſter the lecture had started. 10. Te employee attended the staff meeting when it was held last Tuesday.
11. Te man read the newspaper while drinking a cup of coffee. 12. You should eat a healthy breakfast before you go to work.
Identify the adverbial clauses of REASON (why?) in the following sentences. 13. She was appointed because she is the right person for the job. 14. Te pizza was burnt because the fire was too hot. 15. Te guest speaker wore a dark suit because it was a formal occasion. 16. Te flea market was cancelled because it was raining. 17. He returned the microwave because it was defective. 18. Te secretary worked through her lunch break because she had to complete the report.
Identify the adverbial clauses of PLACE (where?) in the following sentences. 19. Tis is the hall where the exhibition was held. 20. A beach is an area where people can enjoy many activities. 21. A garage is a place where cars are repaired. 22. She lives in a city where there are many flats and high rise buildings. 23. Te flat where she lives is very modern. 24. Te police investigated the shop where the burglary took place.
Identify the adverbial clauses of CONCESSION (though, although, even though, however) in the following sentences. 25. Although the student was very nervous he delivered a good speech. 26. Shadrack arrived at work although the bus had broken down. 27. Te student, though she was sick, wrote the exam. 28. Although she would like a part-time job, she has not found one yet. 29. It was pouring with rain, however the rugby match continued. 30. Our manager treats all the staff with respect even though he is very strict.
Identify the adverbial clauses of RESULT (so … that) in the following sentences. 31. Te filing cabinet was so full that the drawers could not close. 32. Te stove was so hot that the milk boiled over. 33. Te test was so easy that we all passed. 34. Teir performance was so awesome that the audience gave them a standing ovation.
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