Adverb Clauses: Ten Adverb Clauses in one video ជាភាសាខ្មែរ

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Adverb Clauses
An adverbial result clause form:
such + a/an +adj + n + that
so + adj/adv + that
so + much/many + n + that
so + little / few + n + that
E.g. New textbooks are so expensive that my students buy used ones.
The library is such a big place that I couldn’t find the book I needed.
It was such an expensive car that my parents decided not to buy it.
He spoke so quickly that I could not understand him.
There is always so much noise in the dormitory that I cannot study there.
There were so many people that we could not find a seat.
There were so few students that the class was cancelled.
We had little money that our business was unsuccessful.
***An adverbial clause of Manner: subordinators: as, like, as if, and as though.
Jessica behaved like she always does.
Glue the pieces together as I showed you.
* Sub + Vpresent + as if/as though + Sub + Vpast + …* (Present)
The old lady dresses as if it were winter even in the summer.
Ann walks as though she studied modeling.
* Sub + Vpast + as if/as though + had + Vpp + …* (Past)
Betty talked about the contest as if she had won the grand prize.
He looked as though he had run ten miles.


























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