Adverb clauses function as adverbs and answer such questions as : when, where, why, under what conditions. They modify verbs, adverb, and adjectives. They also have to begin with a subordinating conjunction as well as contain a subject and a predicate.
Mrs. Sanchez -- subject
will help -- verb
if you ask-- adverb clause modifying the verb " will help " answering the question : under what condition.
The preposition 'since' always shows a time relationship from the past to the present.
When you say 'since Monday' it means that he didn't have a car available from Monday until now.So, a time relatioship
B) Summarizing the text that the group has read
C) Sharing an idea, claim, or theory about the story
D) Asking other participants questions about what they feel
B. Add a hyphen between “twenty” and “seven.” Otherwise, it is written as two separate numbers, 20 and 7.
A. Delete the hyphen in “one-fourth.” You are counting the number of fourths, so a hyphen is not needed.
A. Add a comma after “trumpet.” This is called a serial comma, or an Oxford comma. Many people use it and some don’t. It is the comma that separates the second to last item in a list from the preposition before the last item.
He wants his listeners to ponder is to struggle against tyranny, disease, war, and poverty. He summons everybody to participate and join in this goal.
