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Adverbial Clauses In a complex sentence Adverbial Clauses perform the same function as an Adverbial adjunct in a simple sentence: You may go out /where you want. Adverbial Clauses are connected with the main clause by means of subordinators some of these have one meaning only, so that we can immediately classify the clause as belonging to a certain type of Adverbial clause. They are not normally connected with the main clause by a zero marker (asyndetically). Adverbial Clauses of Time Finite Clauses of Time Express the time or duration of the action and answer such questions as when, how long, since when. The two actions may be simultaneous, one may follow or precede the other, it may last until the other has begun, etc.: He whistled while he washed the car. When he finished he went for a drive. The most common subordinators introducing Clauses of time are: when, whenever, while, as, as soon as, as long as, till, until, since, after, before, , no than When Expresses that the action of the main clause and that of the subordinate clause are either: simultaneous: When the cat is away, the mice will play.

Adverbial Clauses In a complex sentence adverbial clauses perform the same function as an adverbial adjunct in a simple sentence: You may go out /where you want.

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