Adverbial clauses

MANNER
THEY INDICATE HOW AN ACTION IS
DONE.
INTRODUCED BY THE
CONJUNCTIONS:
AS, AS IF, AS THOUGH
EG.: Henry did the work as it ought to
be done.

PLACE
THEY INDICATE WHERE AN ACTION
IS DONE.
INTRODUCED BY THE
CONJUNCTIONS:
WHERE or WHEREVER
EG.: I will go wherever you go.

TIME
THEY INDICATE WHEN AN ACTION IS
DONE.
INTRODUCED BY THE CONJUNCTIONS:
WHEN, WHILE, AFTER, BEFORE, UNTIL,
AS SOON AS
EG.: He kept on with his work until he had
finished it.

REASON
THEY INDICATE WHY AN ACTION IS
DONE.
INTRODUCED BY THE CONJUNCTIONS:
BECAUSE, SINCE, AS, SEEING THAT,
NOW THAT
EG.: She sold apples because she needed
the money.

PURPOSE
THEY INDICATE FOR WHAT AN ACTION
IS DONE.
INTRODUCED BY THE CONJUNCTIONS:
SO THAT, IN ORDER THAT, FOR FEAR
THAT
EG.: She worked hard so that she might
win the skating prize.

CONDITION
THEY INDICATE ON WHAT
CONDITION SOMETHING HAPPENS.
INTRODUCED BY THE CONJUNCTIONS:
IF, UNLESS, WHETHER, AS LONG AS
EG.: I wont give you a present unless
you behave properly.