Complete the sentences with adverb clauses, according to the meaning in parentheses. Use the correct punctuation. Some sentences require two adverb clauses.

1. After we entered, the waitress told us to sit by the window. 2. Although the food was terrible, we ate it. 3. The food was so salty that we couldn’t eat it. 4. Because I forgot cash, I had to write a check after we ate. 5. We didn’t tip, and she looked at us as if we were cruel. 6. Since it was bad, we will never go again.

1. After we entered the restaurant, the waitress told us to sit by the window. 2. Although we were excited about the restaurant, the food was terrible. 3. The food was overly seasoned, which made it too salty to enjoy. 4. Because I forgot my wallet, I had to write a check after we finished eating. 5. We didn’t leave the waitress a tip, and she looked at us as though we had broken her heart. 6. Since we had such a bad experience, we will never go to that restaurant again.