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Reserved Clause

Definition:

A reserved clause is a grammatical construction that is incomplete on its own and depends on another part of a sentence to make sense. It typically starts with words like "if," "when," or "although," expressing a condition, time, or contrast.

Usage:

As a noun:

1. The teacher explained the concept of a reserved clause to the students.
2. It is important to understand how to use reserved clauses effectively in writing.

As a verb:

1. Make sure to reserve a clause in your essay to illustrate your point.
2. The author reserved a clause to create suspense in the story.

As an adjective:

1. The reserved clause within the sentence revealed an unexpected outcome.
2. His reserved clause added a layer of complexity to the conversation.

Example Sentences:

1. If it rains tomorrow, we will have to cancel the outdoor event.

2. When I finish my work, I will go for a walk.

3. The lawyer argued the case skilfully, although he lacked evidence.

4. Unless you study hard, you will not pass the exam.

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