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REDUCED ADVERB CLAUSES in English || How to reduce an adverb clause? Examples, rules and quiz
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Hello, learners!
This video will help you understand what a reduced adverb clause is, and how to reduce an adverb clause to an adverbial/adverb phrase.
What is a reduced adverb clause?
A reduced adverb clause is a more precise and accurate form of an adverb clause. It is formed out of an adverb clause by removing some parts that are extra or unnecessary. We can reduce an adverb clause to an adverb phrase only when the subject of both the main clause and the adverb clause are the same.
Examples of reduced adverb clauses:
While I was going to work, I saw something unusual. (Adverb clause)
While going to work, I saw something unusual. (Reduced adverb clause)
After I finish the work, I’ll join you guys. (Adverb clause)
After finishing the work, I’ll join you guys. (Reduced adverb clause)
We are definitely going to start our business after we leave this job. (Adverb clause)
We are definitely going to start our business after leaving this job. (Reduced adverb clause)
Since I was taking my class, I couldn’t pick up your phone. (Adverb clause)
Taking my class, I couldn’t pick up your phone. (Reduced adverb clause)
or
Because of taking my class, I couldn’t pick up your phone. (Reduced adverb clause)
Though he was super busy, he came out to see me. (Adverb clause)
Though being super busy, he came out to see me. (Reduced adverb clause)
Because I’m the head trainer, I have to take responsibilities for all the complaints. (Adverb clause)
Being the head trainer, I have to take responsibilities for all the complaints. (Reduced adverb clause)
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This video will help you understand what a reduced adverb clause is, and how to reduce an adverb clause to an adverbial/adverb phrase.
What is a reduced adverb clause?
A reduced adverb clause is a more precise and accurate form of an adverb clause. It is formed out of an adverb clause by removing some parts that are extra or unnecessary. We can reduce an adverb clause to an adverb phrase only when the subject of both the main clause and the adverb clause are the same.
Examples of reduced adverb clauses:
While I was going to work, I saw something unusual. (Adverb clause)
While going to work, I saw something unusual. (Reduced adverb clause)
After I finish the work, I’ll join you guys. (Adverb clause)
After finishing the work, I’ll join you guys. (Reduced adverb clause)
We are definitely going to start our business after we leave this job. (Adverb clause)
We are definitely going to start our business after leaving this job. (Reduced adverb clause)
Since I was taking my class, I couldn’t pick up your phone. (Adverb clause)
Taking my class, I couldn’t pick up your phone. (Reduced adverb clause)
or
Because of taking my class, I couldn’t pick up your phone. (Reduced adverb clause)
Though he was super busy, he came out to see me. (Adverb clause)
Though being super busy, he came out to see me. (Reduced adverb clause)
Because I’m the head trainer, I have to take responsibilities for all the complaints. (Adverb clause)
Being the head trainer, I have to take responsibilities for all the complaints. (Reduced adverb clause)
Watch the full video to master the concept!
Much love!
#reducedadverbclause
#adverbclausetoadverbphrase
Contact me on my Instagram page or direct mail me for ONE-ON-ONE classes!
========================================================
Why are you learning English?
English has become a vital language for all of us. Then what is the right way to learn it, how do we get better at it, how do we learn it?
My goal is to teach you English, to make it simple for you, to make it interesting for you. And this is what I have been doing and will continue to do. All the grammar topics have been and will be done on thorough research. I try to make all these concepts a little more interesting so that we don't get bored watching the videos. Whatever I teach is always backed by proper explanation and rationale. If you are someone that really wants to learn English, join me in my mission. I'll be the helping hand for you guys.
==============OTHER VIDEOS ON CHANNEL================
►Learn Tenses In English
►Parts of Speech
►Pronoun and Its Types
►Verbs
►Auxiliary Verbs
►Phrase Playlist
==================================================
Like, Share, and Subscribe!!!
►Facebook group:
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