Question

this is my last day of school and im falling behind.can i pppllleeeaassseee get some help to be able to at least barely pass. its in adverb clauses.pppplllleeeeaaaassssseeee

Answer 1

What are your questions?

Answer 2

one sec please.

Answer 3

10 questions. if u can help.

Answer 4

Which sentence contains an adverb clause?


A.
When you return from California, take a taxicab from the airport.


B.
California has three of the top ten most populated cities in the United States.


C.
Yosemite National Park, in central California, covers nearly 1,200 miles of mountainous terrain.


D.
The state of California is also called the Golden State.

Answer 5

@Luna1234

Answer 6

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Answer 7

I think that one is A

Answer 8

Which sentence contains an adverb clause?


A.
We could start a new puzzle on the folding table.


B.
All the board games are stacked in a closet in the den.


C.
Have you ever played a card game by yourself?


D.
Yes, I would like to play a board game after I finish reading this chapter.

Answer 9

I think it's D

Answer 10

Which sentence contains an adverb clause?


A.
My father drove me to the field where the team practices.


B.
Do you play on any of the local sports teams?


C.
I believe the team practices on Monday and Thursday afternoons.


D.
I told my parents I wanted to play on the softball team this year.

Answer 11

Which words in the sentence are the adverb clause?

Jenny tried to cook a meal from scratch because she wanted to impress her family.



A.
Jenny tried


B.
from scratch because


C.
to cook a meal from scratch


D.
because she wanted to impress her family

Answer 12

@Luna1234

Answer 13

I'm not sure about the third one but I think the fourth one is B

Answer 14

Which words in the sentence are the adverb clause?

As long as you're going to the store, would you buy some bananas?



A.
as long as you're going to the store


B.
as you're going to the


C.
would you buy some bananas


D.
to the store

Answer 15

I'm not really that good at this maybe you should try to pull it up.

Answer 16

k.