Representing when, where, how and why
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Representing when
Information about when something happens can be given by means of adverbials ,
consisting of a number of different structures:
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adverbial clauses
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She will not leave me when I am down. (SCMP 21/5/94)
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prepositional phrases ![]() |
Mendelssohn got up at five o'clock and worked till breakfast.
(SCMP 14/9/92)
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noun groups ![]() |
The BBC are televising one race from Happy Valley in Hong Kong this afternoon. (Bank of English)
For further information about adverbials of time, see Representing
when, where, how and why: Representing when.
Introduction
Representing when
Representing where
Representing how
Representing why