A conditional clause is a subordinate clause that expresses a condition. In the given sentence, the conditional clause is, "should you decide to go to college". The correct answer is option D. This clause indicates a condition to the main or independent sentence.
Answer:
"hard"
Explanation:
First you should know what and adverb is
Adverb is an adjective that describe verbs
In this case it is <em>hard</em> since you are describing <em>you tried hard</em>
Answer:
C: I ran out of time and didn't finish.
Explanation:
Sentences need a subject and predicate, generally a verb.
In this case, options A, B, and D don't have an actual subject.
D. Anxious because she was going in front of an audience
