When should an adverbial clause of concession be partly inverted?
举一反三
- Which of the following sentences is NOT an adverbial clause of concession（让步状语从句）?
- As I didn't know the way, I asked a policeman. A: adverbial clause of concession 让步状语从句 B: adverbial clause of cause 原因状语从句 C: adverbial clause of time 时间状语从句
- 2.1.2 [While the detrimental effects（不利影响）of noise in classroom situations are not limited to children (experiencing disability)], those with a disability (that affects their processing of speech and verbal communication) could be （extremely） vulnerable.The adverbial clause in the sentence introduced by “while” belongs to A: an adverbial clause of time（时间状语从句）. B: an adverbial clause of concession（让步状语从句）. C: an adverbial clause of cause（原因状语从句）. D: an adverbial clause of condition（条件状语从句）.
- He spoke slowly in order that everyone should understand. A: adverbial clause of purpose 目的状语从句 B: adverbial clause of result 结果状语从句 C: adverbial clause of condition 条件状语从句
- I don’t know when he will come back. A: Object clause B: Adverbial clause