Module 8
ACTIVITY 13
Identify the adverbial phrases of MANNER (how?) in the following sentences. 1. Te young child played quietly and happily with her friends. 2. Te petrol jockey filled the tank quickly and efficiently. 3. Te old man plodded along slowly but surely. 4. Te student read the article thoroughly and carefully. 5. Te lady spoke soſtly and slowly with the elderly client.
Identify the adverbial phrases of TIME (when?) in the following sentences. 6. Will they finish the project before the deadline? 7. Te expiry date is early next month. 8. Te electrician should finish the job before the end of September. 9.
Is the shop closed every second Wednesday? 10. Te last exam is on Friday at nine sharp.
Identify the adverbial phrases of REASON (why?) in the following sentences. 11. Te student, needing a book for research, visited the library. 12. Te employee, eligible for leave, completed an application form. 13. Te boy, feeling very hungry, made himself a sandwich. 14. Te girl, wanting to amuse herself, listened to a CD. 15. Te man, short of money, had to go to the AutoBank.
Identify the adverbial phrases of PLACE (where?) in the following sentences. 16. Te man in the library was reading a book. 17. Te lady at the computer was very busy. 18. Te painter on the ladder was painting the ceiling. 19. I leſt my pen at the office. 20. Tere was one empty seat on the bus.
Identify the adverbial phrase of CONCESSION (although, even though) in the following sentences. 21. Te student although quite sick, sill wrote the exam. 22. Te young girl, although very unhappy, did not cry. 23. Te student, although disappointed with her results, decided to work harder.
24. Te dog, even though very tired, ran with its owner. 25. Te canary, although in a cage, sang.
ACTIVITY 14
In each of the following sentences change the underlined words, the phrase, into a clause by starting with the conjunction in brackets at the end of each sentence, e.g.: Te lecture was postponed because of the strike. (because) Te lecture was postponed because there was a strike. 1. Te staff congratulated him aſter his appointment. (aſter) 2. You should not leave early without your employer’s permission. (unless) 3. She was promoted because of her success. (because) 4. You will succeed with your employer’s guidance. (if) 5. Te match was cancelled due to rain. (because) 6. Te game continued aſter a break in play. (aſter) 7. He was introduced to the staff on his arrival. (when) 8. Some expensive items were bought by the customer. (that/which) 9. Te flea market was cancelled due to rain. (because) 10. Te naughty boy was given a strict warning. (which)
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