Convert the following simple sentences into complex sentences each containing an adverb clause.

Though is a subordinating conjunction. It is used to connect two contrasting ideas.

• Though the house is new, it requires a lot of repairs.

So is often used as a general purpose connector and comes at the beginning of sentences.

• So, when do you want to move in?
• So, what have you decided?

So can be used in the following ways:

As an adverb

When used as an adverb, so is followed by an adjective or another adverb.

• Why are you so unkind?

Anything is a word used instead of something in negatives and questions. It is used to ask whether even a small amount of something exists or is available.

To discuss is to talk about something with someone.

• We will discuss this matter when we meet next week.

Discuss something with someone

• I must discuss this problem with my landlady.

Aloud and allowed

These words have similar pronunciation and therefore they are often confused by ESL students.

Aloud

Aloud is an adverb.  When you speak aloud your speech is loud enough for other people to hear.