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EXERCISE 26
In each of the following sentences, replace each Adverb Clause by an Adverb or Adverb Phrase.
1. I have not been well since I returned from Chennai, 20. The news is so good that it cannot be true.
2. When the sun set he returned home.
21. I did not pay him, as I had no money with me.
3. They fought as heroes do.
22. He lived carefully so that he might live long.
4. When the righteous rule, the people rejoice,
23. The steamer will leave as soon as the mails arrive.
5. Though I am poor, yet am I contented
24. He may go home after his work is finished.
6. We have come so that we may help you.
25. As he was sick, he remained at home.
7. When he entered the room he saw the vase broken. 26. He was punished as he deserved.
8. The thief crept as a jackal does.
27. This sum is right so far as the working is concerned.
9. I am glad that he has recovered from his illness. 28. It rained so hard that the streets were flooded.
10. He works hard so that he may become rich.
29. I took him because you recommended him.
11. He worked so hard that he succeeded.
30. My parents were poor though they were of noble bire
12. As soon as I saw the cobra I ran away.
31. He refuses to work whatever I may say.
13. We ran so that we might arrive in time.
32. We will do the work as well as we can.
14. He jested even as he lay dying.
33. Robinson Crusoe was puzzled when he
15. No man can become a great artist unless he applies discovered the print of a foot on the sand.
himself continually to his art.
34. Apollo was worshipped as long as the
16. There was nothing he would not do if only he might Roman Empire lasted.
make profit.
17. He was not so rich that he could buy a motor-car.
was only Rs. 30,000 annually.
18. When he had uttered these words he sat down.
19. This exercise is so difficult that I cannot do it.​

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