1. Please wipe your feet
before you enter the room.
S: you, V: enter
2. The nurse will inform us
after the tests are completed.
S: tests, V: are
3. Movies are more realistic
than they used to be.
S: they, V: used
4. Sara quit
because she found a better job with another agency.
S: she, V: found
5. The stranger offered to help
when he saw the accident.
S: he, V: saw
6. If a tornado approaches, you can take shelter in the basement.
S: tornado, V: approaches
7. Although Congress passed the bill, the President vetoed it.
S: Congress, V: passed
8. The astronomers waited
until the sky was completely dark.
S: sky, V: was
9. When the roller coaster plunged over the top, everyone screamed.
S: roller coaster, V: plunged
10. Because three members were absent, the meeting was canceled.
S: members, V: were
11. Nashti ran
as though his life depended on it.
S: life, V: depended
12. The walls shook
as the train rumbled past.
S: train, V: rumbled
13. Traffic was diverted
so that the crew could repair the road.
S: crew, V: could repair
14. The zoo stays open later in the summer
than it does in the winter.
S: it, V: does
15. Whenever I dial this number, I get a busy signal.
S: I, V: dial
16. As the parade started, the sun came out and the sky cleared.
S: parade, V: started
17. Many animals are friendly
unless they are provoked.
S: they, V: are
18. Dinner will not be served
until the Shaws arrive.
S: Shaws, V: arrive
19. Phyllis locked the door of the supply room
before she left.
S: she, V: left
20. Vicky can stay
as long as she would like.
S: she, V: would like
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of adjective and adverb clauses worksheet.
