Others say the country is a “salad bowl.” You can still find the differences between groups. Yet they go together well, like the parts of a salad.
D.) typed.
An adverb clause:
1) has a subject and verb
2) has a subordinate conjuction
3) answers one of the four questions: how? when? where? or why?
In the above sentence, the adverb clause is : AFTER I WROTE A ROUGH DRAFT.
1) subject - I ; verb - wrote
2) subordinate conjunction - after
3) when did I type? after I wrote a rough draft
The adverb clause modifies the verb "typed."
a string of shells as stated "When a new lord joins the council, he must offer a pledge of four strings of shells."
"C.She moved to town three months ago, she is pretty shy" is a runon sentence since it should be two separate sentences instead. And "<span>B. I enjoyed reading the book; it was funny yet informative" is not a run-on sentence since the semicolon separates the two main sections. </span>
