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ADVERBIAL CLAUSE

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Chapter VI ADVERBIAL CLAUSE A.     Defininition Clausa yang berfungsi sebagai adverb. Position of Adverbial Clauses: 1.       Initial (awal) Form :         Conj + S + V              ,            S + V        Sub-Clause                ,       Main Clause     E.g. Because he was sleepy , he went to bed. As she is getting sick, she looks so pale. 2.       Middle (tengah) Form :               S   ,   Conj + S + V   ,    V              Sub-Clause               Main Clause               E.g. He, because he was sleepy , went to bed. She, as she is getting sick , looks so pale. 3.       Final (akhir)               S + V             +          Conj + S + V        Main Clause                     Sub-Clause   Form :     E.g. He went to bed because he was sleepy . She looks so pale as she is get
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Chapter IV ADJECTIVE CLAUSE A.     DEFINITION Clause yang berfungsi sebagai adjective (penjelas noun). Disebut juga dengan Relative Clause. Form:   B.      KINDS 1.       Relative Pronoun a.        Relative Pronoun as Subject (RPS) Conj:    who (person) which (non-person) that (person/non-person)             E.g. a)       I thanked the woman. She helped me. ·          I thanked the woman who helped me. ·          I thanked the woman that helped me. ·          I thanked the woman helping me. (reducing) b)       The boo is mine. It is o the table . ·          The book which is on the table is mine ·          The book that is on the table is mine. ·          The book on the table is mine. (reducing) c)       The girl cried. She was kissed by Arnold. ·          The girl who was kissed by Arnold cried . ·          The girl that was kissed by Arnold cried . ·          The girl kissed by Arnold cri
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