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    The document provides 24 sentences containing adverbial clauses and asks to identify the clauses, classify them based on their structure, syntactic function and semantic role, and exercise pointing them out. It gives examples of sentences with different types of adverbial clauses like time (e.g. before, while), condition (e.g. if, unless), reason (e.g. because, since), manner (e.g. as if), purpose (e.g. so that, in order that), contrast (e.g. although, despite), place (e.g. wherever), and concession (e.g. though). The goal of the document is to analyze adverbial clauses in sentences and classify them

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    The document provides 24 sentences containing adverbial clauses and asks to identify the clauses, classify them based on their structure, syntactic function and semantic role, and exercise pointing them out. It gives examples of sentences with different types of adverbial clauses like time (e.g. before, while), condition (e.g. if, unless), reason (e.g. because, since), manner (e.g. as if), purpose (e.g. so that, in order that), contrast (e.g. although, despite), place (e.g. wherever), and concession (e.g. though). The goal of the document is to analyze adverbial clauses in sentences and classify them

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    Bai Tap Ngu Phap.1

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    Hashuka Shinya
    The document provides 24 sentences containing adverbial clauses and asks to identify the clauses, classify them based on their structure, syntactic function and semantic role, and exercise pointing them out. It gives examples of sentences with different types of adverbial clauses like time (e.g. before, while), condition (e.g. if, unless), reason (e.g. because, since), manner (e.g. as if), purpose (e.g. so that, in order that), contrast (e.g. although, despite), place (e.g. wherever), and concession (e.g. though). The goal of the document is to analyze adverbial clauses in sentences and classify them

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    Exercise : Point out the Adverbial clauses in the following sentences and classify

    them based on Structure, Syntactic Functions and Semantic roles :

    1. She had finished her homework before her mother came home.

    2. If the automobile had not been invented, what would people use for basic
    transportation.

    3. In order to be successful, you need to work harder.

    4. Because she missed the train, she went to class late.

    5. I save money so that I can use it in times of emergency.

    6. Although she was dismissed for her work neglect, she tried to beg the boss
    for pardon.

    7. Wherever you go, I still miss you.

    8. His mother is crying as if she were a baby .

    9. She never blamed her husband though often verbally abused by him.

    10. She is chewing gum while talking to me.

    11. If adopted by the government, the new policy will bring a lot of positive
    changes to our socio-economic future.

    12. While dissatisfied with her life, she keeps hoping for the best.

    13. Before given allowance for his further study from his family, he worked part-
    time to cover his expense.

    14. Even until free, they still feel uneasy somehow.

    15. We tiptoed in order that we wouldn't make the baby up.

    16. When sad, they often frequent karaoke bars.

    17. She had studied hard accordingly, she passed the exam successfully.

    18. Luckily, we have found out the keys.

    19. Despite being old, he is very active.

    20. You should make the cakes as I have instructed you.

    21. He often acts as if he would be the Prime Minister.

    22. If unhappy, she will talk to you face to face.

    23. He is old,however, he is very active.

    24. The fewer mistakes you make, the better your mark is.

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