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ADVERBIAL CLAUSES
Adverbial clauses are used to explain the purpose of an action, describe its consequence or outcome, or provide the cause or justification for it. These clauses play a crucial role in sentences, helping readers or listeners better understand the context and logic of actions.
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- PRESENT TENSES
This mind map analyzes present tenses through: USE (scenario differentiation), FORM (verb conjugation rules), and TIME EXPRESSIONS (typical adverbs). The matrix-style presentation of grammatical rules with examples enhances tense application skills.
- ADVERBIAL CLAUSES
Adverbial clauses are used to explain the purpose of an action, describe its consequence or outcome, or provide the cause or justification for it. These clauses play a crucial role in sentences, helping readers or listeners better understand the context and logic of actions.
- PAST TENSES
This grammar mind map organizes past tense concepts: Past Continuous explains "was/were+doing" for interrupted actions; Time Markers section defines when/while/as usage; Past Simple contrasts regular/irregular verbs with timeline illustrations. The Structure branch provides affirmative/negative/question transformation formulas, highlighting common errors like confusion with Present Perfect. Color-coded sentence diagrams compare tense applications in narrative contexts.
ADVERBIAL CLAUSES
- PRESENT TENSES
This mind map analyzes present tenses through: USE (scenario differentiation), FORM (verb conjugation rules), and TIME EXPRESSIONS (typical adverbs). The matrix-style presentation of grammatical rules with examples enhances tense application skills.
- ADVERBIAL CLAUSES
Adverbial clauses are used to explain the purpose of an action, describe its consequence or outcome, or provide the cause or justification for it. These clauses play a crucial role in sentences, helping readers or listeners better understand the context and logic of actions.
- PAST TENSES
This grammar mind map organizes past tense concepts: Past Continuous explains "was/were+doing" for interrupted actions; Time Markers section defines when/while/as usage; Past Simple contrasts regular/irregular verbs with timeline illustrations. The Structure branch provides affirmative/negative/question transformation formulas, highlighting common errors like confusion with Present Perfect. Color-coded sentence diagrams compare tense applications in narrative contexts.
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