Today’s agenda:
1. Finish review of adverb clauses
2. Surprise quiz on adverb clause, Quiz #4
3. HW Read “Roses Sing on New Snow” for Monday. I will
email this to you today.
Tomorrow - Begin noun clauses
- Replacement test paragraph.
I responded to your email yesterday or this morning.
SIMPLE
COMPOUND
COMPLEX
- adverb clause
MOST USEFUL, HIGH FREQUENCY WORDS FOR ADVERB CLAUSES
* TIME -after, before, since, until, when, while
* CAUSE- because, since, so…that
because- no comma
Shara is tired, because she got to bed late. not the best style
Shara is tired because she got to bed late. much better
Because Shara got to bed late, she is tired. need a comma
“It is so cold today.” casual speech
“It is very cold today.” sounds more formal
“It is so cold that the water on the pond is frozen.” COMPLEX- adverb clause
* PURPOSE- so that
different from , so
, so , SOBA COMPOUND
so that COMPLEX – adverb clauses
COMPOUND We are going camping this weekend, so we have to get our gear ready.
COMPLEX We have to get our gear ready so that we can go camping this weekend.
* CONDITION - if, unless
* SITUATION AGAINST EXPECTATION - even though, though (casual)
* DEGREE than
We use these every day. Focus on these ones.
MODEL FOR ADVERB CLAUSES:
SV after SV.
* commas and adverb clauses
The kids play video games after they finish supper. no comma
After the kids finish supper, they play video games. comma
MAIN CLAUSE ADVERB CLAUSE - no comma
ADVERB CLAUSE, MAIN CLAUSE – comma
if
Michele will go shopping tonight if she feels up to it.
If Michele feels up to it, she will go shopping tonight.
Quiz#4- Complex Sentences
Email to me by 9:35
Write a sentence with an adverb clause for each:
1. because school
2. when vacation
3. since freedom
4. even though bus
5. until peaceful
6. before argue
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