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Practice Questions

“He is older than he looks.” ‘Than he looks’ is an adverbial clause of:

A. Comparison
B. Reason
C. Manner
D. Time

It expresses a comparison between his age and his appearance.

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It establishes a concessive condition (no matter what he says).

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“I know the man who is standing there.” ‘Who is standing there’ is:

A. Noun clause
B. Relative clause
C. Adverbial clause
D. Independent clause

It identifies the 'man'.

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'Though' introduces a contrast (concession).

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In the sentence “The movie, which I saw yesterday, was excellent,” the relative clause is:

A. The movie
B. Which I saw yesterday
C. Was excellent
D. I saw yesterday

It modifies 'The movie', providing non-essential information.

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The noun clause in “The news that he had arrived was true” is:

A. That he had arrived
B. The news
C. Was true
D. He had arrived

This noun clause is in apposition to the noun 'news'.

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'Since' in this context explains the reason for the imperative in the main clause.

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Identify the independent clause in “If you finish, you can leave”:

A. If you finish
B. You can leave
C. You finish
D. You can

This clause expresses a complete thought and can function as a sentence.

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“The boy who won the gold medal is my cousin.” The relative clause is:

A. Who won the gold medal
B. The boy
C. Is my cousin
D. Gold medal

This clause defines which 'boy' the speaker is referring to.

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It describes how he spoke.

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The sentence “I will stay until you return” contains an adverbial clause of:

A. Time
B. Condition
C. Place
D. Reason

'Until' denotes a time-bound relationship between the two clauses.

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“The place where we met is now closed.” The clause ‘where we met’ is:

A. Adverbial clause of place
B. Adjective clause
C. Noun clause
D. Independent clause

It modifies the noun 'place'.

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'Because' introduces the cause/reason for the action.

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“I wonder if he will come.” The noun clause is:

A. I wonder
B. If he will come
C. He will come
D. Will he come

It acts as the direct object of the verb 'wonder'.

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The sentence “John is tall, but his brother is short” is:

A. Simple
B. Compound
C. Complex
D. Compound-complex

It contains two independent clauses joined by 'but'.

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'As' here indicates the timing of the action in the main clause.

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“He bought a book that was highly recommended.” ‘That was highly recommended’ is:

A. Noun clause
B. Adjective clause
C. Adverbial clause
D. Independent clause

It modifies the noun 'book'.

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“Whatever you decide is fine with me.” The noun clause is:

A. Whatever you decide
B. Is fine
C. With me
D. You decide

It serves as the subject of the sentence.

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In the sentence “Although they tried their best, they failed,” the structure is:

A. Simple
B. Compound
C. Complex
D. Compound-complex

'Although they tried their best' is a dependent clause, and 'they failed' is an independent clause, forming a complex sentence.

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