Question

He was obstinate. He refused to listen to advice.( combine the sentence with adverbs or adverbial phrase)​

Answer 1

He was obstinate, so he refused to listen to advice.

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Answer 2

Because/as he was obstinate, he refused tp listen to advice

Explanation:

• An adverbial clause is a dependent clause which functions as an adverb. The clause modifies an adverb, a verb, or an adjective. As with all clauses, it includes a subject and predicate, even though the subject and the verb may at times be omitted and implied

• The main types of adverbial clauses are

1. Time: It  sets the timing for the main clause, for example: The moment she said that, I started to feel good
2. Place: It sets where the action of the main clause takes place, for example, Sam put the book where nobody would find it.
3. Manner (as, as though, as if,  just as, how,or the way that.): sets out how the main clause was carried out, for example, Sandy looked as if he had seen a ghost.
4. Reason (as, since, because) (can come before/after the main clause): It sets out the thinking behind the action of the main clause, for example, Since none were ready, Cameroon sat down and turned on the radio to listen to music.
5. Purpose (so that, in case, lest, or in order that): sets out what it was hoped would be achieved by carrying out the action of the main clause, for example,Put it there so that it holds the door open.
6. Result (so+adjective/adverb+that OR such a+noun phrase+that) : sets out what happened when the main clause was carried out, for example, Aditi was so irritated that she kicked the chair).
7. Contrast: It suggests that something else must be taken into account with regard to the main clause, for example, Although it was raining heavily, Neeta went to the office for work.

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