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    The document discusses different types of adverbial clauses that are used to provide contrast, concession, or time. It provides examples of clauses using "whereas", "while", "whilst", "although", "though", and "even if". The examples show adverbial clauses being used to contrast one part of a sentence with another using "whereas", to indicate simultaneous events using "while" and "whilst", and to make concessions using "although", "though", and "even if".

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    The document discusses different types of adverbial clauses that are used to provide contrast, concession, or time. It provides examples of clauses using "whereas", "while", "whilst", "although", "though", and "even if". The examples show adverbial clauses being used to contrast one part of a sentence with another using "whereas", to indicate simultaneous events using "while" and "whilst", and to make concessions using "although", "though", and "even if".

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    ADVERBIAL CLAUSES

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    Margarita Harnisch
    Miss Helen Kehr
    Grammar in Context ll

    CONTRAST

    WHEREAS

    The whole framework about the cabin companion-hatch had


    been carried away, whereas the forecastle-way, being a simple

    hatch of only about three feet square, had remained uninjured.

    WHILE

    Only two people seemed to be uninterested in the conversation:


    Beatriz and Alonso. Beatriz stared at the fire, while Alonso kept
    looking at the sparks from the red flames that were reflected in
    the blue eyes of Beatriz.

    WHILST

    CONCESSION

    ALTHOUGH

    THOUGH

    The man thought that he could no longer reach Tacur-Puc by


    himself, and decided to ask for help from his friend Alves, even
    though it had been a long while since they could be called
    friends.

    EVEN IF

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