The document defines and provides examples of different types of adverbial clauses. It states that an adverbial clause is a dependent clause that functions as an adverb to modify a verb. It then discusses the different types of adverbial clauses including those of time, place, manner, cause/reason, purpose, result, concession, condition, degree, and contrast. Examples are provided for each type of adverbial clause.

1. Adverbial
Clause
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Eristya Maya 5211100042
Nur Rahmi Abdillah 5211100077
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2. What is adverbial clause?
An adverbial clause is a dependent clause that
functions as an adverb. In other words, it
contains a subject (explicit or implied) and a
predicate, and it modifies a verb.
Itis formed by subordinate conjunction, not
coordinate conjunction.

3. ADVERBIAL CLAUSE OF TIME
Subordinate conjunction:
when, whenever, while, after, before, until,
as soon as, since, as
example:
 When she came into her room, the bell was ringing.
I will call you whenever I need help.
 While I was watching the news on TV, my brother called
me.
 As I left the house, I remembered the key

4. ADVERBIAL CLAUSE OF PLACE
Subordinate conjuction :
Where, wherever
example:
 We saw the ring where they found the necklace.
 Wherever you go, you can find children.

5. ADVERBIAL CLAUSE OF MANNER
Subordinate conjunction:
as, as though, as if
example:
 You should have done it as I showed you.
 He talked to me as if he had talked to servant.
 He tells the story as if he knew it well.

6. ADVERBIAL CLAUSE OF CAUSE/REASON
Subordinate conjunction:
Because, since, as, for
example:
 He didn’t go to school because he was ill.
 Since Wati is the eldest, she must take care her sisters.
 As he shaved with blunt razor, he didn’t make it well.

7. ADVERBIAL CLAUSE OF PURPOSE
Subordinate conjunction:
so that, in order that, in case
example:
 They are saving their money so that they can buy a
house.
 They move to the front in order that they can hear him.
 He called his friend up in case he forgot the
appointment.

8. ADVERBIAL CLAUSE OF RESULT
Subordinate conjuction:
… so … that… , … such … that …
example:
 The fog is so thick that we can’t see the view clearly.
 They have such expensive shoes that many people are
astonished.

9. ADVERBIAL CLAUSE OF CONCESSION
Subordinate conjunction:
although, though, even though, even if
example:
 Although he is poor, he is very generous.
 He passed the test though he didn’t study well.
 Even though he was sick, he went to school.

10. ADVERBIAL CLAUSE OF CONDITION
Subordinate conjunction:
If, provided that, on condition that, unless
example:
 If I were rich I would give you much money.
 He’ll go there provided that you invite him.
 I will not tell him about this on condition that you follow
what I’ll say to you.

11. ADVERBIAL CLAUSE OF DEGREE
1. Positive
Subordinate conjuction: … as … as
ex:
Nata is as diligentn as Nara
2. Parallel
Subordinate conjuction: the … the
ex:
The more you work, the more youcan earn money.

12. ADVERBIAL CLAUSE OF DEGREE (con’t)
3. Comparative
Subordinate conjuction: … than …
ex:
He is taller than his brother
4. Restrictive
Subordinate conjuction: as long as, as, as far as
ex:
You can stay here, as long as you want.

13. ADVERBIAL CLAUSE OF CONTRAST
Subordinate conjunction:
whereas, where, at the same time, while
example:
 I wanted to stay home, whereas my sister wanted to go.
 Now there is nothing but desert, where there used to be
fertile plan.

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