Which words in the sentence are the adverb clause?

The sky became very cloudy as though rain would fall any minute.

A. the sky became

B. very cloudy

C. would fall any minute

D. as though rain would fall any minute

Question

Which words in the sentence are the adverb clause? 

The sky became very cloudy as though rain would fall any minute.
 
 A. the sky became
 
 B. very cloudy
 
 C. would fall any minute
 
 D. as though rain would fall any minute

anonymous · Answer

Okay my first reply was wrong.An adverb modifies an adjective, verb, or another adverb. Typically indicates "how", under what conditions, or to what extent. Typically end in "-ly" but there are exceptions, such as very. In this instance, very serves as a "to what extent" adverb. 

How cloudy was it? Very cloudy.

Therefore, B.

anonymous · Answer

Nooo. Clause requires subject and verb. Rethink.

anonymous · Answer

D LOL