Read the following sentences:
The justice saw the five dollar bill. The justice thought the money looked familiar.
Which of the following is a complex sentence that combines the sentences above using an adverb clause?
A. The justice thought the money looked familiar when he saw the five dollar bill.
B. The justice saw the five dollar bill that looked familiar.
C. The justice saw the five dollar bill, and it looked familiar.
D. Seeing the five dollar bill, the justice thought the money looked familiar.

Question

Read the following sentences:
The justice saw the five dollar bill. The justice thought the money looked familiar.
Which of the following is a complex sentence that combines the sentences above using an adverb clause?
	A.	The justice thought the money looked familiar when he saw the five dollar bill.
	B.	The justice saw the five dollar bill that looked familiar.
	C.	The justice saw the five dollar bill, and it looked familiar.
	D.	Seeing the five dollar bill, the justice thought the money looked familiar.

anonymous · Answer

Hi @cenaida  I'd be glad to help you.

anonymous · Answer

First off, do you know what an adverb clause is? @cenaida