Write the type of the clause the sentence contains, for example, the adverbial clause of time/ place/ condition/ concession/ cause / purpose/ result/ manner: . 

The audience cheered enthusiastically after the performance ended.

Write the type of the clause the sentence contains, for example, subject clause/ predicative clause /object clause /attributive clause: .

Whether we go on vacation this month depends entirely on the budget.

Write the type of the clause the sentence contains, for example, the adverbial clause of time/ place/ condition/ concession/ cause / purpose/ result/ manner: . 

If it rains tomorrow, the outdoor game will be cancelled.

Write the type of the clause the sentence contains, for example, the adverbial clause of time/ place/ condition/ concession/ cause / purpose/ result/ manner: .

He is not as tall as his older brother is.

In Rodney Huddleston & Geoffrey K. Pullum's The Cambridge Grammar of the English Language (The CGEL), how are clauses of measure or degree (such as "He is older than I am") syntactically analyzed?

Write the type of the clause the sentence contains, for example, the adverbial clause of time/ place/ condition/ concession/ cause / purpose/ result/ manner: .

Although she was incredibly nervous, she gave a fantastic speech.

Write the type of the clause the sentence contains, for example, the adverbial clause of time/ place/ condition/ concession/ cause / purpose/ result/ manner: .

 The old man walked very slowly, as if he carried a heavy burden on his back.

Write the type of the clause the sentence contains, for example, the adverbial clause of time/ place/ condition/ concession/ cause / purpose/ result/ manner:

We will leave for the airport as soon as the taxi arrives.