Adverb Clauses | Creating Complex Sentences for Variety and Academic Tone

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In the sentence “He is very healthy because he runs to school,” the word “because” functions as a subordinating conjunction. It introduces a subordinate clause (“because he runs to school”) that provides the reason or cause for the main clause (“He is very healthy”). Subordinating conjunctions like “because” connect a dependent clause to an independent clause, explaining why something happens or providing additional information. In this case, “because” explains why he is very healthy.

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From one of your other videos and from analyzing Ben Franklin's autobiography, I got the useful idea that I can use grammar to "do things" with sentences. Example: "Sherlock Holmes hid in a closet." That's interesting. Holmes did a mysterious action. But the sentence "Sherlock Holmes hid in the closet to catch the jewel thief." Adding the infinitive clause tells us both what Holmes did and the reason why he did it. If I wrote these two ideas as two sentences, I would have informed my reader of the what and the why, but it would read jumpy. What I am also getting is that when I am told an adverb answers why, how, when or where that this tells us two things. First, it helps me understand the grammar of a sentence. For the sentence She read thoroughly" I know thoroughly is an adverb for it answers the question "how did she read?" She read thoroughly. But the second reason, adding words onto a sentence to deliver richer information." It makes the writing more mature than the simple sentence of "See Jane skip. Skip. Skip. Skip." Knowing my choices of what information I can add to my sentence helps me to write better in terms of richness and rhythm. I am wondering if you could add on a segment or two or three or more in which you show us how to use grammar so that I can write the things I hear inside my soul. With respect and appreciation

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Adverbs show when, where, or how (not just how) action takes place. Adverbs also tell us in what manner and to what extent something is done. Beginning students should focus primarily on when, where, and how, The rest will come later. You're welcome.

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You're actually wrong because adverbs do even more than what you've written. They show time, location, frequency, manner, condition, etc. My question for you is this: Why do you feel the need to point out "issues" in our videos? I explain things in ways that are useful to students for the topic at hand. You don't need to assume I don't know something about grammar, especially something so basic as what you pointed out about the function of adverbs, just because I don't go through a laundry list of grammar rules every time. Please stop trolling, mansplaining, and assuming we need your advice.

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@@BreakingEnglish I said adverbs show when (time), where (location) and how (manner). That is all beginning students need to know. Adverbs tend to confuse ESL students when you talk about frequency, condition, and so forth. I am not "actually wrong".

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What’s the difference between an adverb clause an a dependent clause. Thanks.

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I guess I missed the lesson about the difference between phrases and clauses. Do you suppose ESL students can readily spot he difference in sentences?

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Thanks for catching that! I'll look into it.

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I did not intend my comments as criticism. I apologize. If anything, my comments were merely offhand remarks about English grammar.

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