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In COMPLEX SENTENCES adverbial clauses provide information about:
 CONCESSION:
Clare has seen it, although she probably hasn’t had time to read it fully.
 CONDITION:
If you see a stranger acting suspiciously outside your home or your neighbour’s call the police.
 MANNER:
I called him as usual, and he answered with his usual whinny but made no effort to come to me as he normally did.
 PLACE:
Where the river straightened, he took his chance to check the barometer.
 PURPOSE:
They joined a major label so that they could sell records throughout the world.
 REASON:
Yet, perhaps because it was not televised, it produced mighty little stir.
 RESULT :
This was written so quickly that several errors occurred.
 TIME:
When dawn broke, the rain ceased and the various parties were able to take stock of their positions.
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