What is the function of the adverb clause in the sentence? Since you're getting up early, can you take the dog for a walk in the
morning? It is a dependent clause that acts as a verb. It answers the question what and modifies the noun dog. It answers the question why and modifies the verb take. It is a dependent clause that acts as an adjective.
It answers the question why and modifies the verb take.
Explanation:
The adverb clause in the sentence above is <em>Since you're getting up early.</em> Adverb clauses are types of dependent clauses, meaning they cannot stand on their own (the clause above means nothing without the rest of the sentence).
However, adverb clauses do have a particular function in a sentence. Here, it performs the function of an adverb and further modifies, or rather, <em>describes, gives reason </em>to the verb take.
They had disliked each other and did not want to talk with each other and that they had to kinda go through the same issue and talk it out with each other
