Use relative adverbs
Key Notes :
π Use Relative Adverbs π
β¨ What are Relative Adverbs? |
Relative adverbs are special words that connect a clause (a group of words) to a noun.
They answer questions like:
- Where? π
- When? β°
- Why? β
The three main relative adverbs are:
- π Where ποΈ
- π When π
- π Why π€
π How They Work: |
1. Where β shows place
- Example: This is the park where we play football. β½
- (Tells the place)
2. When β shows time
- Example: I remember the day when we won the match. π
- (Tells the time)
3. Why β shows reason
- Example: I donβt know the reason why he was late. β³
- (Tells the reason)
π‘ Tips to Remember: |
- Relative adverbs join ideas together. π
- They make sentences clearer and more detailed. βοΈ
- Without them, sentences may sound broken. π§©
π Quick Practice: |
- βοΈ This is the house ____ I was born. β where π‘
- βοΈ Do you remember the year ____ we first met? β when π
- βοΈ I know the reason ____ she is happy. β why π
π Super Easy Trick: |
- π Use where = place π
- π Use when = time β°
- π Use why = reason β