Most important words for adverb clauses:
because
if
when
since
after
before
until
while
though, even though, although
as...as
than
MAIN CLAUSE SUBORDINATE CLAUSE.
Michelle felt tired when she got up.
SUBORDINATE CLAUSE , MAIN CLAUSE.
When Michelle got up, she felt tired.
feel (v) felt
tired (adj)
1. Joe went
to the store
because
Joe went to
the store because he wanted to buy some rice.
Because Joe wanted
to buy some rice, he went to the store.
Which one do
you like more?
2. Sarah and
Jessie are going swimming since the pool is open in the afternoon.
They go swimming in the pool.
They play pool.
3. The frog
jumped and landed in the pond after Jen's dog barked at it.
woof
meow
moo
neigh
bah
A fox barks.
A wolf howls.
A owl hoots.
A lion roars.
A crow caws.
A bird tweets.
mouse - mice
rat - rats
4. Keep your
eyes open for bargains when you go to the outlet mall.
5. The pizza
smells delicious even though it looks like dog food.
even though/though (sounds most casual)/although
The pizza smells delicious because it is homemade.
The sweater looks really beautiful because it is handmade.
6. There has been a fly in the car with us since we left Surrey.
7. Please, look on
top of the refrigerator for the key before I get home.
8. I am out
of paper for the printer because I forgot to get some at Superstore.
9. Before you go to work, will you
help me with the math homework?
Will you help me with the math homework if you understand it?
10. The
music is too loud for my ears when I go into the disco night club.
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