English in Five Minutes

Verb and Tense

Don't forget to Infinitive

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Adverb Clause of Cause and Effect

Reform them Cause to Effect.

1. Because he had not paid the bill, his electricity was cut off.

2. I am glad you like it. OR I am glad that you like it.

3. They were disappointed you weren’t in. OR They were disappointed that you weren’t in.
4. As it is raining again we will have to cancel the match.
5. I did not buy it because I did not like the look of it.

6. Because he is rich, he thinks he can buy all of us juices.

7. I am glad that you like this town.

8. As he was not there, he spoke to his brother.

9. He was very pleased that you got admission in to this university.

10. I did this work because this work is part of my educational project.

11. He was furious that his book was panned by most reviewers.

Exercise

1. No sooner had the sun risen than the fog disappeared.

2. No sooner had I finished my studies than I got a good job.

3. No sooner did I put the phone down than it started ringing again.

4. No sooner did they meet than they fell in love with each other.

5. No sooner had the sun disappeared below the horizon than darkness began to envelop the planet.

6. No sooner did he fire the gun than the tiger sprang on him.

7. No sooner had the police left the scene than trouble started brewing again.

8. No sooner did he see the police than he ran away.

9. As soon as he received the telegram, he started.

10. As soon as he finished his work, he went out.

11. As soon as the bus arrived, the passengers rushed to board it.

12. As soon as the mother saw her son, she embraced him.

13. As soon as the bell rang, the students ran out of the class.

14. As soon as I went to bed, I fell asleep.

15. As soon as she said it, she realized her mistake.

16. As soon as we heard the news, we rushed to the hospital.

17. As soon as I saw a snake, I ran away.

18. As soon as my friend saw me, he stopped the car.