unit 17adverb clauses

use WHILE to introduce both a clause of:

• reason and place

• contrast and time

• condition and time

which sentence is correct?

• they will pass the exam when they will study.

• they will pass the exam when they study.

• they are going to pass the exam when they are going to study.

You can use SINCE for both

• adverb clause of place and condition

• adverb clause of reason and of time

• adverb clause of condition and contrast

Even I know the rules of this game.

Even If I learn the rules, I won't win.

• even = even if

__ you can use your hands, you can't use your legs.

• though

• even

• until

___ my brother loves video games, I couldn't care less about them

• as

• until

• whereas

there is too much emphasis on social media, ___ there's not enough emphasis on books.

• even if

• while

• if

1. Only if you study hard ____ pass the exam.

• you will

• will you

• you

we see advertisement ______ we go.

• although

• wherever

• since

use AS for:

• adverb clauses of condition and place

• adverb clauses of place and contrast

• adverb clauses of reason and of time