PPT-ADVERB CLAUSES 2 All adverb clauses are subordinate and begin with a subordinating conjunction.

under what condition and CauseEffect Reason or Result Why 3 Under what Condition if as if even if unless though as though although even though CauseEffect. PLACEMENT AND PUNCTUATION. Main. . Clause. Adverb. . Clause. . We. . watched. TV a lot. Tickets. . cost. . more. w. hen. . the. . Olympics. . were. on.. Because. . athletes. . earn. . so. Chapter 4. Clauses. When he was bedridden. After he played tennis. He stopped at the pharmacy.. Clauses. A clause is a group of words that contains both a . subject. and a predicate (. verb. ).. Analyzing sentences can be fun.. Adjectival, Adverbial. , . Nomial. Dependent clauses may work like adverbs, adjectives, or nouns in complex sentences.. Recognize an . adjective clause.  when you see one. .. An . adjective clause—also called an . DIRECTECTIONS: Read through this and do the exercises at the end. Use Google Aps. L. Nabulsi. Noun Clauses. Noun . clauses can refer to a single thing without specifying what it is. A noun clause is a set of words which, altogether, acts as one noun. They have a subject and a verb, but very often the subject is a word like "what" or "who" and has no meaning without the rest of the noun clause. For example, in the sentence "I don't know what he told you," "what he told you" is a noun clause. The subject of the clause is "what," which has no meaning in the sentence without the rest of the clause. The set, "what he told you," acts as a single noun --- the object of the verb "know.". By Alexis Kitchens . Subordinating conjunctions. The subordinating conjunction is the essential ingredient in a complex sentence. One main clause (or independent) and one subordinate(or dependent) makes up a complex sentence. Chapter 15: Clauses. Clauses. A . clause. is a word group that contains . a verb and its subject. . A clause is used as a sentence or part of a sentence.. Independent clauses. express complete thoughts; . Adjective Clauses. Adjective or Adjectival Clauses. Adjective clauses are dependent clauses . They modify . nouns or . pronouns. Adjective . clauses clarify the noun or noun . phrase. They answer questions . Why does it matter?. Coordinate vs. Subordinate. Coordinate: “of the same order or degree; equal in rank or importance” (Dictionary.com). Subordinate: “of less importance; secondary” (Dictionary.com). 1. Reem. . Alshalan. Conjunctions. There are four types of conjunctions:. 1- Coordinating Conjunctions. 2- Correlative (paired) Conjunctions. 3- Subordinating Conjunctions. 4- Conjunctive Adverbs. 2. Clauses. ducks fly. Grammar Toolkit. Clauses. A clause is a group of words with a subject . and . a verb. It is the basic unit of a sentence.. subject. verb. Remember: a phrase doesn’t have a verb but . . An adverbial clause is a group of words which plays the role of an adverb. (Like all clauses, an adverbial clause will contain a subject and a verb).. For example:. Keep hitting the gong . hourly. Adverb Clauses Adverb Clauses A clause is a group of words that contain: __________ and a ___________ Adverb clauses begin with a subordinating conjunction A comma is always placed after the clause. Adverb clauses are used to show relationships between ideas. They show relationships of . time. , . cause. . and . effect. , . contrast. , . and . condition. .. . adverb . clause . . main clause . A . subordinating. . conjunction. . is a word which still . links two clauses . together in a sentence, but the . subordinate. . clause. . it adds does not make sense on its own.. Let’s look at a few examples:.