What is an adverb clause?
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Uploaded by learnamericanenglish on Apr 13, 2009
An English teacher explains how an adverb clause is used in a sentence.
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thank you, Paul.
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BE MY ENGLISH TEACHER!! you rock man
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With what verbs does an adverb clause start?
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really good
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Thanks so much
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hey sir ur much better than my teacher !! i really loved it !!
i will come back to you again when i have my english test
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interesting
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I wish you taught me man.
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we watch ur videos at my school. lol
xavier90968 1 month ago
@xavier90968 -- Really? Well, I hope they help you. I've always promoted the idea of learning English from several different teachers. I tell my own students that all the time. Learn from as many different people as possible--whatever the subject may be.
learnamericanenglish 1 month ago 3
Hi Paul,
I'm an English language teacher. In one of the textbooks I teach there's this sentence:
'' ...No one believed that any one could circle the world in eighty days'' I feel like there's a mistake somewhere in this sentence but I couldn't tell. Could I have your help, sir?
Zemmar11 1 year ago
@Zemmar11 -- Hi. That sentence looks okay. "Anyone" should be one word, but you'll find various words spelled or composed differently depending on when something was written.
learnamericanenglish 1 year ago