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TOEFL-style grammar on reduced adverb clauses

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Reduced Adverb Clauses QuizVersion en ligne TOEFL-style grammar on reduced adverb clauses par Gabry Gomez 1 Choose the reduced form of: Although he is tired, you can proceed with the test. a Although he tired, you can proceed with the test. b Although he is tired, you can proceed with the test. c Although tired, you can proceed with the test. d Although being tired, you can proceed with the test. 2 Which sentence is the reduced form of: When you are ready, you may start the presentation. a When ready, you may start the presentation. b When you are ready, you may start the presentation. c When ready, you may starts the presentation. d When you ready, you may start the presentation. 3 Identify the correct reduced form: If you are not sure, ask for help. a If not sure, ask for helps. b If not sure, ask for help. c If not sure, ask for help now. d If you not sure, ask for help. 4 Choose the reduced form: Although the chair is heavy, we moved it. a Although heavy, we moved them. b Although the chair heavy, we moved it. c Although heavy, we moved it. d Although the chair is heavy, we moved it. 5 Which sentence shows a correct reduced form with no be-verb in clause: Once it is submitted, the form is final. a Once submitted, the forms is final. b Once submitted, the form is final. c Once submitted, the forms are final. d Once it is submitted, the form is final. 6 Pick the correct reduced form: After you finish the report, email it. a After finished the report, email it. b After finishing the report, email it. c After finish the report, email it. d After you finish the report, email it. 7 Select the reduced form: If you can help, please assist. a If you can help, please assist. b If you can help, please assist. c If can help, please assist. d If you can help, please assist now. 8 Which is the reduced form of: When you purchase the item, you will receive a warranty. a When you purchase the item, you will receive a warranty now. b When you purchase the item, you will receive a warranty. c When purchasing the item, you will receive a warranty. d When purchasing the item, you will receive warranty. 9 Choose the reduced form: Because he is sick, he stays home. a Because he sick, he stays home. b Because sick, he stays home. c Because sick, he stay home. d Because he is sick, he stays home. 10 Identify the correct reduced form: As she was tired, she rested early. a As she tired, she rested early. b As tired, she rested early. c As tired, she rest early. d As she was tired, she rested early. Feedback 1 The be-verb is omitted; the subject is removed from the adverb clause. 2 Subject and be-verb removed from the adverb clause. 3 Be-verb in clause omitted; reduced to -ING if no be-verb present. 4 Be-verb is omitted; subject removed from adverb clause. 5 When no be-verb, subject omitted and verb becomes -ING. 6 With no be-verb in adverb clause, reduce to -ing form. 7 Correct reduced form requires omitting subject; be-verb var not present here. 8 Be-verb removed; verb becomes -ING when no be-verb. 9 Be-verb omitted; subject removed from clause. 10 Reduce adverb clause by omitting subject and be-verb.

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Reduced Adverb Clauses QuizVersion en ligne

par Gabry Gomez

Choose the reduced form of: Although he is tired, you can proceed with the test.

Which sentence is the reduced form of: When you are ready, you may start the presentation.

Identify the correct reduced form: If you are not sure, ask for help.

Choose the reduced form: Although the chair is heavy, we moved it.

Which sentence shows a correct reduced form with no be-verb in clause: Once it is submitted, the form is final.

Pick the correct reduced form: After you finish the report, email it.

Select the reduced form: If you can help, please assist.

Which is the reduced form of: When you purchase the item, you will receive a warranty.

Choose the reduced form: Because he is sick, he stays home.

Identify the correct reduced form: As she was tired, she rested early.

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