Adverb clauses:
-Usually give information about an independent clause
-They answer the at least one of these questions. When? Why? or Where?
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Adjective Clauses:
- Tend to function like adjectives in the sentence.</span>
Answer:
I learned about different countries in different countries in my <em>(D) geography </em> class.
What housework <em>(B) does </em>your father like doing?
The children <em>(D) are reading </em>in the library now.
My mom goes to the market every day , she loves <em>(B) shopping.</em>
They don’t like books, comics, <em>(A) or </em>novel.
My brother usually <em>(C) wears </em>jeans because it makes his comfortable.
Bobby: Why don't you read this novel? Rock: <em>(C) No, thanks.</em>
Don't be <em>(C) selfish</em>! Share the room with your brother!
The boys like <em>(B) playing</em> football.
Can you please help me <em>(A) clean the house?</em> The rooms are dirty.
Nam: What's your father like? Mai: <em>(B) He's very kind.</em>
<em>(C) Is</em> the actor performing now? No, he isn’t.
Your apartment is very big. <em>(D) Ours</em> is much smaller.
<u><em>i hope this helped at all. sorry if i got any incorrect.</em></u>
I mean idk if this is the right answer bc it seems too obvious but a flower?
Answer:
A. noun and pronoun
Explanation:
i hope I'm right but I'm not sure
