1. An adverb clause is a type of a subordinate clause. This means that it cannot exist on its own - it needs to be a part of a larger sentence in order to make sense. An adverb clause needs to have an adverbial function - this means that it should answer the questions why, when, where, etc.
2. The adverb clause here is - <span>until his arms ached.
3. The adverb clause here is - </span><span>once they saw her car turn the corner.
4. The adverb clause here is - </span><span>When the storm started.
5. The adverb clause here is - </span><span>while being taught to bake cupcakes.</span>
Answer:
Your family and what you believe.
Explanation:
Your family helps your view of things. If one person likes a type of music then others might like it too.
Generally, book and movie titles are italicized. Still, the second option is the most correct. In answer "A", the word "The" should not be capitalized. Also, it should be "liked" because you have already read the book or seen the movie (past tense). The others have incorrect capitalization.
Answer: B<span>. If you liked Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone, you will think Universal Studios in Orlando, Florida, is fun.
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Phaethon goes to Apollos place to find out if the sun of god is his father.
Answer:
A when she saw a peculiar looking man limping across