Adverb And Adverb Clauses Flashcards

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What is a dependent clause?

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It has a subject and predicate but cannot represent a complete thought

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What do Adverb clauses modify?

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verbs, adjectives, adverbs

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What is an Introductory adverb clause?

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  • Adverb clause that comes in front of the main clause

- Set off by a comma

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What are Elliptical clauses?

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When you eliminate the subject and auxiliary

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What are Adjective clauses?

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  • Modifies, limits or points out a noun or pronoun

- normally comes after the noun or pronoun it modifies

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What are the two groups of subordinating words that introduce Adjective clauses?

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  • Relative Pronouns

- Relative Adverbs

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What are the Relative Pronouns (in an adjective clause sense)?

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who, whose, whom, which, that

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What are the Relative Adverbs (in an adjective clause sense)?

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when, where, why

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What is the difference between Restrictive and Nonrestrictive clauses?

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Restrictive- Necessary to limit the thing that is meant (The doctor who…)
Nonrestrictive- Not necessary, set of by commas (Dr. Mary, who…)

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