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Effect or Result or Consequence so... that; such... that

Purpose so that, that

Condition if, unless

Concession or Contrast though, although

Comparison as... as, so... as

Manner as, as if

Difference between a Phrase and a Clause

Phrase Clause

Does not have a subject/predicate. Has a subject and a predicate.

Does not have a finite verb. Has a finite verb.

Does not have a simple verb except in a Must have a verb.
verb phrase.

Cannot stand by itself. Some clauses stand alone by themselves.

Does not make complete sense. Independent clauses make complete sense.

Test Yourself

III. Underline the adverb clauses in the sentences given below.

1. When you finally get home, give me a call.
2. Wherever you see fresh dung, you should know that an elephant is nearby.

3. I have to go back when my father comes home.
4. I will allow you to go without paying if you do the dishes.

5. I am happy although there is no particular reason for it.
6. Since you are passing by the store, please get some eggs for dinner.

7. You must get into bed after you have changed into fresh clothes.
8. If you pay your bills, you will have a good credit score.

9. Give us a call when you get back from your trip.
10. The firework show will start after the sun goes down.

11. She passed the course because she worked hard.

12. If you save some money, you will be able to buy yourself a new board game.

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