Conjunction-Exercise-4
See the underlined part and say whether it is a noun clause, an adverb clause or the main clause:
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Everyone was silent as soon as she started playing.
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Get up at 6 o’clock if you want to come with me.
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The cat is moving its tail as if it is angry.
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The dentist told us that we should brush our teeth twice daily.
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The teacher explained until everyone understood.
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Please ask her if she is ready to donate some money.
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The bear entered the tent as there was no one inside.
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The man hid from the bear as he was afraid for his life.
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Whenever they go out, she always carries her own bag.
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Even if the grapes are sour, everyone will eat them.
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When Sheila is happy, she always goes skipping along the road.
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The doctor asked Anil whether he had drunk iced water.
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I love to watch the flamingoes that play in the rain.
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As soon as April comes near, students start studying.
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The coach explained many things; however, we lost the match.
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Mother asked me if I had bought the roses for her.
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No sooner does autumn set in than trees start shedding their leaves.
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The doctor asked Anil whether he had drunk iced water.
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Even if the fruits are bland, everyone will enjoy them.
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As soon as trees start shedding leaves me knows it is autumn.
Answers:
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adverb clause
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main clause
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adverb clause
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noun clause
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adverb clause
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noun clause
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adverb clause
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main clause
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adverb clause
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adverb clause
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main clause
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noun clause
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main clause
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adverb clause
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main clause
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noun clause
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main clause
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main clause
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noun clause
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adverb clause
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