Joining with adverbial clause

 

Adverbial Clause

An adverbial clause is a group of words that plays the role of an adverb.

 

[ Join these sentences using if,though,although,since,as,so,because

,unless,when while,than,that etc.]

1.  It started to rain. He took shelter.
2. The sun set. We returned home.
3. The cat is away. The mice play.
4. They were playing. The teacher came.
5. It was twelve. I was sent to the local High school.
6.  He is contented. He is poor.
7.  He was rich. He was not happy.
8. You work hard. You will pass.
9.   I make a promise. I keep it.
10.  He spoke rudely. He was punished.
11. You have insulted me. I shall dismiss you.
12. Mira looked sad. Her mother has rebuked her.
13.  You are ill. You should not go out.
14.  Give me a chance. I can do it.
15. The sun came out. Everything looked cheerful.
16.  You must ask the Headmaster’s permission. You want to leave early.
17.  Cork is lighter than water. It floats on the water.
18.   It rained yesterday. We played Tennis.
19. You shall carry a torch. The night is dark.
20.  The children were dancing. The piper playing the pipe.

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