1. I heard <u>that </u>trucks can no longer travel on Grove Street.
A. Adverbial
B. Adjectival
C. Noun ( That is the subordinate conjuntion. )
2. Wrap that meat in foil<u> before</u> you put it in the freezer.
A. Adverbial
( it is an adverbial clause of time. BEFORE, modifies the other clause in the sentence)
B. Adjectival
C. Noun
3.<u> Since </u>I will have a test in Spanish, I went to the language lab.
A. Adverbial (this is also an adverbial clause of time, modified by the adverb SINCE)
B. Adjectival
C. Noun
Authors might have something else in mind for what they are writing about.
Is there a clue for this or something so I can help
“Trans” because “trans” means going across
The benefit of using "I found myself" rather than a more direct syntax is that it suggests the narrator traveled without thinking of the time.
This phrase conveys the idea that the narrator have unintentionally realized the situation he was witnessing, the view he could admire, etc. Because of this phrase, we may say that the narrator became aware of the situation that the author is describing rather unexpectedly, because he was not thinking of the time.
