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❤ 8/8 ❤ - As soon as the video ended, I wrote this comment. - After watching this lesson, I have a clear understanding of adverb clauses. As always, thank you for all of these wonderful lessons
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I got 7 correct out of 8. I'm glad to know I did well on this test. I couldn't understand the 7th question. I put in 'until' in the 7th question. But the correct option, as you said, was 'as though/like', making the sentence: "We're both 40. We can't party as though/like we are 18 anymore". Also, I have problems using 'as', 'when' and 'while'. I know how to use 'when' and 'while' correctly, but I don't know how to differentiate between 'as' and 'when/ while'. Thank you very much for your excellent Educational videos.
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I expected some examples would be given some examples of adverbials with -ing: She entered smiling (smiling acts here as an adverb right?) He entered talking on the phone (talking-on-the-phone is an adverbial clause here, I guess) She was walking looking at her phone. (looking-at-her-phone seems like an adverbial clause to me)