"If you ask her", is an adverb clause because it starts will the adverb "if" and it can modify verbs, adverbs, and adjectives by telling when, where, why, how/how much, and under what condition.
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Present your main issues and intended solutions. Encourage your audience to vote for you. Tell them that their vote for you is critical.
After Greg grabbed the branch hanging over the water he noticed that his bathing suit was drifting away.
<h3>What happened to Greg?</h3>
In "Diary of a Wimpy Kid," Greg and the other kids are relaxing in the river, floating in their tubes. But Greg ends up at a rough part of the river and gets tossed out of his tube.
To avoid being carried away by the current and drowning, Greg grabs a branch that is hanging over the water. Not long after doing that, he realizes his bathing suit is floating away from him.
"Diary of a Wimpy Kid" is a funny book and Greg is the type of character that has to face a series of unlucky, embarrassing events.
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You exagerrate and it's not taken literally.
"His vision grew weaker" sounds much better
