Write P. Cor S against phrases, clauses and sentences respectively:
II.
1. I will not buy anything-
2. Until the sun sets -
3. When the President arrives -
4. He came to visit me last evening -
5. She left-
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Answers
Answer:
Adverb clauses modify verbs and begin with subordinating conjunctions. Here are examples of dependent clauses that are adverb clauses:
When the president arrives
Because I can't wait for the bus
As if he knew what was going to happen
Than his sister can
If you can work on Sundays
Until the sun sets
While flowers continue to bloom
Whenever you come to visit
Since I don't have enough money
Although I had never considered it
Unless you have the right size
As the lights were dimming
No matter how you look at it
How he got elected
Before the food gets cold
Supposing that she really wanted to go
Adjective Clauses
Adjective clauses modify nouns and usually begin with a relative pronoun and sometimes with a subordinating conjunction. Here are examples of dependent clauses that are adjective clauses:
That I sold him
Which is located in Italy
Who is intelligent
Whom we met after the movie
Whose writing is always intriguing
When the leaves turn colors and fall
Where I went to elementary school
Why the movie was a flop
That was a bestseller
Who live by the ocean