Composing sentences with adjective and adverbial clauses
Adverb clauses:
Since the task is very difficult, it may take a long time to complete it.
Although you are a sophisticated writer, you should always be intelligible to different classes of society.
Unless your son is learning French every day, he will not be able to communicate easily in it next summer.
While some people write easily in English, it is still very difficult for me.
Please write this rule in your copybook in order not to forget it.
You can never forget it once you come to Russian North.
Adjective clauses:
The little puppy, who was just awaken, heard someone saying "meow".
The car, I bought yesterday, became the talk of the nearby streets.
Call me please, when you are ready.
Point us which of these men marred you?
Since the task is very difficult, it may take a long time to complete it.
Although you are a sophisticated writer, you should always be intelligible to different classes of society.
Unless your son is learning French every day, he will not be able to communicate easily in it next summer.
While some people write easily in English, it is still very difficult for me.
Please write this rule in your copybook in order not to forget it.
You can never forget it once you come to Russian North.
Adjective clauses:
The little puppy, who was just awaken, heard someone saying "meow".
The car, I bought yesterday, became the talk of the nearby streets.
Call me please, when you are ready.
Point us which of these men marred you?