P12.1: Identify the function of DEPENDENT CLAUSE

1. It's the Disney stereotype everyone's familiar with — the evil stepmother who is petty, heartless and cruel

who is petty, heartless and cruel; Mod of N

2. […] while fictional, these portrayals can have real-world consequences

while fictional; adjunct adverbial (adverbial of contrast)

3. The study involved the analysis of 40 English films and TV shows featuring a stepmother character

featuring a stepmother character; Mod of N

5. Nearly four in five said this concern was instilled in them from a young age after watching shows and films that perpetuated this narrative

after watching shows and films, adverbial

6. Sarah Louise Ryan, dating and relationships expert from Even, shared some tips on how to confidently date as a single parent

how to confidently date as a single parent; OP

7. 'Equally, it's not your job to prove people wrong on this stereotype

to prove people wrong on this stereotype; Mod of N

8. Doing new activities together creates new neuropathways in the brain

Doing new activities together; Su

9. Walt Disney productions was founded by Walt Disney, his brother Roy and a friend and fellow cartoonist called Ub lwekrs

called Ub lwekrs; Mod of N

10. To make these cartoon films in an age before computers, the creators would first make a storyboard

To make these cartoon films in an age before computers; adjunct adverbial

11. Jim and his friend Ryan had planned to return to Canada

to return to Canada; dO

12. Although he searched everywhere, Curtis could find no trace of his shoes

although he searched everywhere, aA

The real story is that he was injured while he was hiking

while he was hiking; aA

15. The boy who is speaking is my brother, and he will be staying with us

who is speaking; Mod of N

16. I know you don't like him, but that doesn't matter

you don’t like him; dO

17. The students work on special cars designed for their sport

designed for their sport; mod of N

18. All the birds seem to have disappeared from the city

to have disappeared from the city; sC (seem là copulative verb)

19. To be fair, he didn’t have all the information

to be fair; dA

20. The doctor told us how we could revive a heart-attack victim, and she demonstrated on a dummy

how we could revive a heart-attack victim; dO

21. Many monuments are found around the White House, and foreign leaders who come to Washington often visit them

who come to Washington; Mod of N

Each time of day offers its own advantages and drawbacks, so it is essential to consider your own work routine, biological clock, and overall fitness goals

to consider your own work routine, biological clock, and overall fitness goals; eSu

Balancing work, family and exercise can be challenging, but your biological clock plays a crucial role in determining when your body is most responsive to exercise

• Balancing work, family and exercise; Su

• determining when your body is most responsive to exercise; OP

• when your body is most responsive to exercise; dO

Additionally, diet is key in optimizing running performance, according to Mundo Deportivo.

optimizing running performance; OP

Morning runs allow you to complete your exercise before the day gets busy.

• to complete your exercise, dO

• before the day gets busy, adverbial

They can energize you, making the body alert and ready to face the day ahead.

• making the body alert and ready; adverbial

• to face the day ahead; complement of Adj

I know the actress whose father is a millionaire

whose father is a millionaire, Mod of N

I cannot point out which car is yours

which car is yours, dO

Shout loudly when you see me on the stage tomorrow

when you see me on the stage tomorrow, adverbial

To run a small business is difficult

To run a small business, Su

We are anxious for the term to end

for the term to end, complement of adj

We talked about going to a movie

going to a movie, OP

You will find the answer by turning the page

turning the page, OP

To get ahead, you need to work hard, you need to work hard

To get ahead, adverbial (aA)

Disappointed by the results, the scientist gave up the project

Disappointed by the results, adverbial (aA)

Putting it briefly, your computer cannot be repaired

Putting it briefly, adverbial (cA)

There are lots of mouths to feed in that house

to feed in that house, mod of N