since
She has
lived here since 1999.
She has
lived here since she came/ moved here in 1999.
He is
wearing a sweater since it is so cold.
ever since
She has
waiting for the bus ever since 8:30 am.
She has
lived in Canada ever since she moved here in 1985.
when
We like to
go skiing when there is enough snow.
Let’s go see
a movie when you get home.
whenever
Whenever my
sister comes to Vancouver, we go to the Aquarium.
when/ while
I answered
the phone when it rang.
My kids
watched TV while I was cooking supper.
She listened
to the radio while she drove home.
even if
I will go to
the party even if I have a cold.
I will marry
my boyfriend even if he is still in jail.
if
I will go to
the party if she invites me.
unless
We will go
to the park unless it starts to rain.
if
We won’t go
to the park if it starts to rain.
I will go to
the party unless I get sick.
if/provided
that- serious, important
You can go
to UBC provided that you get all As.
You can
marry that guy provided that you truly love him.
Let’s go skateboarding
if you want.
in order
that/ so that
She set her
alarm for 7am so that/ in order that
she would be on time for school.
in order to
She set her
alarm for 7am in order to be on time
for school.
I save money
in order to buy a new bicycle.
I save money
in order that I can buy a new bicycle.
adverb clause
so...that
The cat is
so cute that I want to eat it.
The cake was
so delicious that I had six pieces.
She is so
smart that she got a PhD in physics from UBC.
I was so
tired that I fell asleep on my bicycle.
I was so
tired.- casual
The cat is
so cute.
The girl is
so beautiful that I walked into a wall.
as...as
He is as
tall as his brother (is).
She can do
math as well as the teacher (can).
I can cook
as well as my mother (can).
She can swim
as fast as a seal (can).
I speak
English as well as you would expect after five years in Canada.
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