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课件网) Subordinating conjunctions used in adverbial clauses Adverbial clause Subordinating conjunctions time when, whenever, as, since, till, until, before, after, every time, once, as soon as, the moment, the second, the instant, the minute, directly, immediately, no sooner…than, hardly/scarcely…when every time, the day place where, wherever, everywhere, anywhere Subordinating conjunctions used in adverbial clauses Adverbial clause Subordinating conjunctions condition If, as (so) long as, unless, in case, suppose/supposing, on condition that, providing/provided that cause because, as, since, now that, seeing that, considering that, given that, in that, not that…but that concession though, although, even if/though, as, while, granting/granted that, whether…or Subordinating conjunctions used in adverbial clauses Adverbial clause Subordinating conjunctions comparison (not) as …as, (not) the same as…, than, the more, the more manner as, as if/though, the way Subordinating conjunctions used in adverbial clauses Adverbial clause Subordinating conjunctions purpose that, so that, lest, in case, for fear that, in order that result so that. so/such…that, to the extent/degree that, with the result that concession & condition whatever, wherever, whoever, however, no matter, I. Adverbial clause of time when, whenever, while, as I’ll tell him when I see him this evening. When I got there, they had left. Whenever I am in trouble, he will help me. The doorbell rang while we were watching TV. As I was going out, it began to rain. I. Adverbial clause of time until I didn’t go to bed until I finished all my homework. He waited for you until it was completely dark. It was not until I finished all my work that I went to bed. Not until I finished all my work did I go to bed. I. Adverbial clause of time as soon as, once, the moment, the instant, the minute, immediately, directly, instantly As soon as /The moment/ The instant/The minute the teacher came into the classroom, the children stopped talking. It began to rain immediately I arrived home. Directly he left his home town, he began to miss his parents. I. Adverbial clause of time No sooner had S done than S Ved. Hardly/Scarcely had S done when S Ved. No sooner had the boy seen the man than he began to run away. Hardly / Scarcely had the boy seen the man when he began to run away. Ex.1 II. Adverbial clause of place Stay where you are. They asked to be sent to work where living conditions were hard. You can go anywhere you like. Everywhere they went, they were warmly welcomed. They went wherever they could find work. III. Adverbial clause of cause She didn’t go to class yesterday because she was ill. Since I have a lot of work to do tonight, I must be off right now. As it is a fine day today, why don’t we go for an outing Now that you have finished your work, let’s go out for some fresh air. Seeing that I will see him tomorrow, I won’t wait for h ... ...
