Adverb clauses of time

1. Adverb Clauses Of Time
Jennifer Manzano

2. Adverd Clauses of
Time
 What is an Adverd?
 What is a Clause?
 What is an Adverb Clause?

3.  An adverb is a Word that descibes or
adds to the meaning of a verb, an
adjective and another adverb.
 A clause is a group of related words
containing a subject and a verb.
 A clause forms a sentence or part of a
sentence and often functions as a
noun, an adjective or an adverb.

4. Adverb
Clauses
 Adverb clauses are called Adverb Clauses because they
fuction to describe or define the why, how, when, or
conditions under which something happens.
 Adverd Clauses are eady to identify because they begin
with the subordinating conjunctions you’re already used
to identifying, words like: after, if, since, when, because,
although, until.
 Adverb Clauses can appear anywhere in a sentence: as the
sentence opener, between the subject and performining
verb of the independent clause, or as the sentence closer.

5. Types of adverb
clauses:
 Adverb clause of Time
 Adverb clause of Reason
 Adverb clause of Concession
 Adverb clause of Contrast
 Adverb clause of Result
 Adverb clause of Purpose
 Adverb clause of Manner

6. Adverb Clauses of
Time
Form:
These clauses are introduced by an adverb of time such as
when, whenever, while, as, before, after, till, until, since and as
son as.

7. Adverb clauses of time
Examples:
1. When he comes, he will tell us the story.
2. Monica was Reading while Tom was writring.
3. The lectura strted as we arrived.
4. I will stay with baby until you come home.
5. After she had got the money, she bought the car.