D-15.05 “(Re-)Do” Noun Clauses, Adverb Clauses & the Conditional

Parts One, Two, Three, Four of Chapter 10: Clauses (“A Lifetime of Learning”) of WorkLife English Grammar 5: Language & Culture in Depth, pages 183-202 20 PAGES Who It’s For: (High-Level) (Self-)Teachers & Helpers Interested in (Re-)Organizing & (Re)Constructing (Methods of) (Independent & Dependent) (Noun, Adjective, & Adverb) Clause (& Sentence) Combining.  Why It’s Useful: Possibly, we’ve / you’ve “reached the pinnacle” of grammar acquisition when we / you can put any two or more ideas together in smooth-sounding Complex Sentences with expressive Connectors. So here’s a Chapter called “A Lifetime of (Language) Learning” that re-combines previously joined combinations.  Appreciate and enjoy its (sophisticated) linguistic humor!   What You’ll Do:  [1] Look over the page 183 Chapter 10 Opener. Notice the four main portions of Grammar: Noun Clauses, Adverb Clauses, the Conditional, Summary of Clauses. Anticipate how the Subject Matter—”Understanding the ‘Ru