Adverb Clauses

Prof.: Marcos Paraizo

We use the adverbial clauses to answer questions such as: How? When? and Where?
To made them we need an independent clause and a dependent clause. The
adverbial clauses are made by connecting the clauses (dependent and independent)
with a subordinating conjunction.
Look some examples of relative clauses:
a) Let us know when you get back home.
b) I won’t allow you to go that club, even though you are old
enough. That isn't a place for you.
c) Her daughter made herself at home in the apartment as if she had always lived
there.
d) He said he will loves me until the death.
e) I'll let you know when I'll return.

In adverbial clauses it is possible to put the dependent clause before the

independent clause. In this case, you must put a comma after the
dependent clause.
Look the examples:
Because she loved him, she didn’t believe he had lie to her.
Even though they arrived late, they didn't apologize.