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语法解读（Grammatical interpretation） Grammatical interpretation Adverbial clause I. definitions Adverbial clause of the adverbial in the sentence, modifying the sentence of the main verb, adjective or adverb, sometimes the. Adverbial clause in main clause before, commonly used commas; in others, generally do not have a comma. Two, classification The adverbial clause can be divided into time, condition, reason, concession, purpose, result, way, comparison and place adverbial clause according to its meaning and function. 1. adverbial clause of time Time adverbial clauses commonly used conjunctions are when, as, while, before, after, since, till (until), once, as, soon, as, hardly, when.., no, sooner, than, the, moment, etc.. In the adverbial clause of time, the present tense is usually used to indicate the future. Such as: Ill, go, on, with, the, work, when, I,, come, back, tomorrow. Ill go on with the work when I get back tomorrow. The when while as, conjunctions, said when... When..., but when clauses and the main action action can occur at the same time, can also occur; with as, while emphasizes the main clause and subordinate clause actions occur at the same time. As and when can refer to a point in time, or a period of time, but while cannot indicate the time of a point. In its subordinate clause, the predicate verb must use a continuity verb. He said the action is short, and the continuation of clauses by the progressive tenses are expressed in a period of time when the action, as, when and while can be used. Such as: While, I, was, reading, he, came, in. I was reading when he came in. As, he, walked, along, the, street, he, sang, happily. He walked down the street, singing happily. The till (until) has been said to...... (so far), the main clause and sentence are affirmative, the main verb must be continuity verbs; not until... Until...... just...... , I use negative, affirmative clause, clause to use transient verb. Such as: He, did, not, get, up, till, his, mothe