Chapter 17 Adverb Clauses contents

It may or may not rain. The party will be held inside/outside.
1. If 
 If it rains, the party will be held inside.
If it doesn’t rain, the party will be held outside.
 EXERCISE 19. Activity: adverb clauses. (Chapter 17)
Directions: Work in pairs.
Speaker A: Your book is open. Say the given words, then add your own words to
complete the adverb clause (but do not complete the whole sentence).
Speaker B: Your book is closed. Complete Speaker A’s sentence.
Example: Although I . . . .
SPEAKER A (book open): Although I wanted to go to the park and fly a kite . . . .
SPEAKER B (book closed): Although I wanted to go to the park and fly a kite, I went to
my English class because I really need to improve my English.
1. Even if I . . . .
2. Because I . . . .
2. whether or not
5.
in the event that
3. even if
6.
unless
4. in case
7.
only if

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3. By the time I . . . .
4. Even though I . . . .
5. The next time I . . . .
6. Until I . . . .
7. Every time I . . . .
 Switch roles.
8. In the event that you . . . .
9. Unless I . . . .
10. Since I . . . .
11. Only if I . . . .
12. Now that I . . . .
13. While some people are . . . .
14. While I was walking . . . . 

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CHAPTER 18
Reduction of Adverb Clauses to 
Modifying Adverbial phrases
CONTENTS
18 – 1 introduction
18 – 2 changing time clauses to modifying adverbial 
phrases
18 – 3 expressing the idea of “during the same time” 
in modifying adverbial phrases
18 – 4 expressing cause and effect in 
modifying adverbial phrases 
18 – 5 using upon + -ing in modifying 
adverbial pharses
*While lecturing to the class, I fell asleep means “While I was lecturing to the class, I fell 
asleep.”