Assignment: Pages no. 50 & 309

Exercise no. 9 page 50

Editing sentence errors

1. Verb tense
2. Capitalization
3. Verb tense
4. Adverb clause
5. Punctuation
6. Punctuation
7. Adverb clause
8. Punctuation
9. Punctuation
10. Capitalization 

Exercise no. 23 page 309

Combining clauses using adverb clauses

Use: while, until, after, when, whenever, as soon as.

1. Whenever the night is clear, you can see shadows in the moon.
2. When he drank wine, he allowed the dragon to run away.
3. While he was there, he met some of his friends.
4. After he drank some more, he became completely tipsy.
5. When he saw some fellows playing chess, he asked to join them.
6. They played a few moves of the game, until Wu Kang lost the pearl
7. He had wagered and lost the dragon pearl. When he wagered and lost the mighty dragon.
8. As soon as the Immortals learned of the loss, they were furious.
9. When the tree reached a great height, they gave Wu Kang an axe and told him to cut off the branches.
10. As soon as he had cut off all the branches, bigger ones sprouted and grew.
11. Whenever you see shadows on the moon, you will know that they are the branches of the cinnamon tree falling down.