Answer:
because he called off the party
Explanation:
An adverbial clause is a dependent clause which functions as an adverb.
The dependent clause "because he called off the party" functions as an <u>adverb of reason</u>. It offers a reason for the main clause "He hasn’t shown up here". It is answering the question "Why?"
Such clauses usually begin with subordinating conjunctions <em>because, as, since. </em>As we see, this particular clause starts with <em>because.</em>
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Answer:
the soap is dirty unless your floors are already clean.
Explanation:
If you have a dirty floor, and you drop your soap, the when you pick up the soap, both the floor, and the soap will have residue form each other. Meaning neither one are clean anymore, which makes them dirty.
