- Before we run out of crisps, go and get another packet from the shop. → "go and get another packet from the shop"
- Whenever you feel afraid, I’ll be there. → "I’ll be there"
- After you eat that, please wash your hands. → "please wash your hands"
- On Friday night, let’s have a sleepover! → "let’s have a sleepover!"
- As she walked quickly away, she didn’t notice the cat. → "she didn’t notice the cat"
- Looking back, I wish I had handled things differently. → "I wish I had handled things differently"
- Taking one last look at his dinner, the man sighed and pushed his plate away. → "the man sighed and pushed his plate away"
- As if out of nowhere, a wizard appeared. → "a wizard appeared"
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of clause worksheet.
