This document defines adverbs, clauses, and adverbial clauses. It provides examples of sentences containing adverbial clauses introduced by conjunctions like "because", "so", "but", and "although". The document also includes a test with 5 sentences containing adverbial clauses that need to be rewritten.

1. By: Elita Nur Aina

2. What is an adverb?
A word that describes or gives more information about
a verb, an adjective, another adverb, or even the entire
sentence.

3. WHAT IS CLAUSE?
A clause is a group of words containing a
subject and predicate

4. What is an adverbial clause?
An adverbial clause is a clause that used as an
adverb (to give more information).
An adverbial clause begins with conjunction like
because, so, but, and, although.
Comma with adverbial clause.

5. Example
He smokes a lot so he often has bad cough.
I go to the market today and buy many apples.
Although she drinks lots of water, she still feel thirsty.
Marina always eats vegetables because she loves it.
My family will go to the zoo today but it rains outside.

6. Test
Rewrite the adverbial clause!
1. I walk to school because walking is healthy.
2. Donny learned to ride on a motorcycle with his friends last year and he
can do it well now.
3. Although Mr. Jufri knows that it is not easy, he keeps trying to stop
smoking.
4. Saskia has a lot of things to do every day but she can always finish her
homework.
5. English is a hard subject so Mr. Udin makes a fun way to learn English.