Слайд 2Plan
1.Adverbial clause of result
2.Adverbial clause of manner and comparison
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Слайд 3What is an Adverbial clause?
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Слайд 7Examples
1.He is older than he looks.
2.No one can run faster than Raman.
3.You
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may do as you please.
4.It all ended as I expected.
5.As he has lived so he will die.
Слайд 9Examples
1.Please do as I have told you.
2.He cries as if he were
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mad.
3.She speaks as though he were the boss.
The subjunctive is used after as if and as though
Слайд 111.I am happier than I ever was before.
2.That horse is more
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obstinate than a mule.
3.Ben fields baseballs better than he hits.