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Adverb Clauses: Section 2: Structure & Written Expression
Adverb Clauses: Section 2: Structure & Written Expression
Faculty of Economics
Indonesian Islamic University
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Compare: Sentence connector awal klmt berikutnya, atau stlh titik koma.
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Although farmers need the rain, excessive downpour can ruin their crops.
8. Strong Contrast Clause: while, whereas
While other students study hard for the exam, he only plays around.
Perhatikan: bagaimana hubungan yang
mungkin/logis antara 2 kalimat berikut?
1. Amin was sick. He didn’t come to class yesterday.
Because Amin was sick, he didn’t come to class yesterday.
Amin didn’t come to class yesterday because he was sick.
2. Amin was sick. He played football with his friends.
Although Amin was sick, he played football with his friends.
Amin played football with his friends although he was sick.
3. I can’t pay my bills. I haven’t received my paycheck yet. [until]
I can’t pay my bills until I receive my paycheck.
4. Anita has gone to many places.
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As/Since
8 as
though
whereas
You’ll get the same answer however you solve the problem.
Compare: However sebagai sentence connector contrast.
awal kalimat/klausa berikutnya: stlh titik, atau stlh titik koma.
He felt very tired. However, he came to the course. (Akan tetapi)
She has eaten 3 bowls of bakso; however, she is still hungry. (namun)
Reduced Adverb Clauses
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1. I can’t join the swimming club. I haven’t paid the tuition fee. [until]
2. We can’t leave yet. We have to wait for Amir. [until]
3. The meal will be ready in ten minutes. We can eat. [as soon as]
4. I arrived in class at 9. The lesson began a minute later. [just before]
5. She has 3 exams tomorrow. She has to study all night. [because]
6. The tea is delicious. I think I’ll have another cup. [so…that]
7. I can’t join the swimming club until I pay the tuition fee.
8. We can’t leave until Amir comes.
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