Guessing the types of Adverb Clause

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Guess what type of Adverb Clause is being discussed, pay attention to the clues and each question and answer as best as you can, remember to add "Adverb Clause of..." before putting the correct answer.

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JESSICA ALEJANDRA JESTRE CRUZ

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Guessing the types of Adverb ClauseOnline version Guess what type of Adverb Clause is being discussed, pay attention to the clues and each question and answer as best as you can, remember to add "Adverb Clause of..." before putting the correct answer. by JESSICA ALEJANDRA JESTRE CRUZ 1 I'm a clause that tells us when something happens. I'm often introduced by words like "when", "while", or "after". What am I? Hints 1 Think about the timing of an action. 2 You'll find me on a calendar, marking the hour of a special event. 2 I'm a clause that explains why something happens. I'm often introduced by words like "because", "since", or "as". What am I? Hints 1 Think about the reason behind an action. 2 A detective might look for me to solve a mystery. 3 I'm a clause that describes the way something is done. I'm often introduced by words like "as" or "like". What am I? Hints 1 Think about the manner in which something is done. 2 A fashion designer might use me to describe a perfect fit. 4 I'm a clause that tells us where something happens. I'm often introduced by words like "where" or "wherever". What am I? Hints 1 Think about the location of an action. 2 A traveler might use me to describe their destination. 5 I'm a clause that tells us how often something happens. I'm often introduced by words like "whenever" or "every time". What am I? Hints 1 Think about the frequency of an action. 2 You'll find me on a schedule, marking regular appointments. 6 I'm a clause that contrasts with the main clause. I'm often introduced by words like "although" or "though". What am I? Hints 1 Think about a contrast between two ideas. 2 A lawyer might use me to argue a point despite opposing evidence. 7 I'm a clause that shows the purpose of an action. I'm often introduced by words like "so that" or "in order that". What am I? Hints 1 Think about the purpose of an action. 2 A goal-setter might use me to achieve their objectives. 8 I'm a clause that describes the condition under which something happens. I'm often introduced by words like "if" or "unless". What am I? Hints 1 Think about a condition that must be met. 2 A weather forecast might use me to predict a stormy night.

Guessing the types of Adverb ClauseOnline version

by JESSICA ALEJANDRA JESTRE CRUZ

I'm a clause that tells us when something happens. I'm often introduced by words like "when", "while", or "after". What am I?

Hints

Think about the timing of an action.

You'll find me on a calendar, marking the hour of a special event.

I'm a clause that explains why something happens. I'm often introduced by words like "because", "since", or "as". What am I?

Hints

Think about the reason behind an action.

A detective might look for me to solve a mystery.

I'm a clause that describes the way something is done. I'm often introduced by words like "as" or "like". What am I?

Hints

Think about the manner in which something is done.

A fashion designer might use me to describe a perfect fit.

I'm a clause that tells us where something happens. I'm often introduced by words like "where" or "wherever". What am I?

Hints

Think about the location of an action.

A traveler might use me to describe their destination.

I'm a clause that tells us how often something happens. I'm often introduced by words like "whenever" or "every time". What am I?

Hints

Think about the frequency of an action.

You'll find me on a schedule, marking regular appointments.

I'm a clause that contrasts with the main clause. I'm often introduced by words like "although" or "though". What am I?

Hints

Think about a contrast between two ideas.

A lawyer might use me to argue a point despite opposing evidence.

I'm a clause that shows the purpose of an action. I'm often introduced by words like "so that" or "in order that". What am I?

Hints

Think about the purpose of an action.

A goal-setter might use me to achieve their objectives.

I'm a clause that describes the condition under which something happens. I'm often introduced by words like "if" or "unless". What am I?

Hints

Think about a condition that must be met.

A weather forecast might use me to predict a stormy night.

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Guessing the types of Adverb ClauseOnline version

by JESSICA ALEJANDRA JESTRE CRUZ

I'm a clause that tells us when something happens. I'm often introduced by words like "when", "while", or "after". What am I?

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I'm a clause that explains why something happens. I'm often introduced by words like "because", "since", or "as". What am I?

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I'm a clause that describes the way something is done. I'm often introduced by words like "as" or "like". What am I?

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I'm a clause that tells us where something happens. I'm often introduced by words like "where" or "wherever". What am I?

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I'm a clause that tells us how often something happens. I'm often introduced by words like "whenever" or "every time". What am I?

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I'm a clause that contrasts with the main clause. I'm often introduced by words like "although" or "though". What am I?

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I'm a clause that shows the purpose of an action. I'm often introduced by words like "so that" or "in order that". What am I?

Hints

I'm a clause that describes the condition under which something happens. I'm often introduced by words like "if" or "unless". What am I?

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