Adverbial clauses of cause

Adverbial clauses of place

Adverbial clauses of time

Adverbial clauses

Kate turned to the general, who was near her, his face expressionless, yet alert.

Attributive appositive clauses

Attributive relative clauses

Attributive clauses

Object clauses

Predicative clauses

Subject clauses

Asyndetically

More and more, she became convinced that some misfortune had overtaken Paul.

Syndeticalli

THE COMPLEX SENTENCE

There was something amiss with Mr. Lightwood, for he was strangely grave and looked ill.

Causative-consecutive coordination (причинно-следственная связь)

I was not unhappy, not much afraid, yet I wept.

Adversative coordination (противительная связь)

He knew it to be nonsense or it would have frightened him.

Disjunctive coordination (разделительная связь)

It was a nice little place and Mr. and Mrs. Witla were rather proud of it.

Copulative coordination (соединительная связь)

The rain fell softly, the house was quiet.

The darkness was thinning, but the street was still dimly lighted.

Compound

THE COMPOUND SENTENCE

Lecture 8

(a) syndetically (and, or, else, but, etc.)

(b) asyndetically

(and, nor, neither…nor, not only…but (also))

(or, else, or else, either…or, otherwise)

(but, while, whereas, nevertheless, still, yet)

(for, so, therefore, accordingly, consequently, hence)

- principal clause

His steps quickened as he set out for the hotel.

- homogeneous clauses

They were all obstinately of opinion that the poor girl had stolen the moonstone, and that she had destroyed herself in terror of being found out.

- subordinate clause

He never asked why Erik was giving up academic work.

What I want to do is to save us both.

(a) that, if, whether.

(b) who, which, what, whoever, whatever; where, when, how, why.

(c) asyndetically

(a) that, if, whether, as if

(b) who, which, what, where, when, how, why.

(c) asyndetically

I don’t know what you are talking about.

(a) that, if, whether

(b) who, which, what, whatever, whoever, whichever; where, when, how, why

(c) asyndetically

The facts those men were so eager to know had been visible, tangible, open to the senses.

- restrictive

(a) relative pronouns (who, whose, which, that, as);

(b) relative adverbs (where, when);

(c) asyndetically

- non-restrictive

(a) relative pronouns (who, which);

(b) relative adverbs (where, when);

He stopped in the hope that she would speak.

- relative pronouns: who, which, that, as.

He stopped as Kravat came rushing out.

- when, while, whenever, as, till, as soon as, as long as, since, after, before, now that

I shall hope to visit you whenever I happen to be in London.

- where, wherever

I looked where she pointed.

- as, because, since, for fear (that);

- on the ground that, for the reason that

He is suspicious and jealous for fear anyone else might want to share in his power.

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