Question

1.
Which words in the sentence are the adverb clause?

Step away from the dog at the door so that the dog will stop barking.









A.
so that the dog will stop barking







B.
from the dog at the door







C.

Step away from the dog at the door
was this on the first test we took?

Answer 1

was this on the first test we took?

Answer 2

I summoned you, go to that poll

Answer 3

And copy the question :)

Answer 4

I did that's the first question

Answer 5

Do you know what it is?

Answer 6

B

Answer 7

It answers why. What answers why you should step away

Answer 8

or where

Answer 9

c

Answer 10

Hmm, either way it could be A or B.


Since it says WHY to step away from the dog,

And the other one explains where to step from the dog.

Answer 11

i think it might be B☻

Answer 12

what would u choose then

Answer 13

Personally, I could go both ways.

A because it would tell you why your should.. But B is directly after the 'step away from the dog', and says where so... I would do B.. Most likely. But there is a good percentage it could be A.

Answer 14

What do YOU think?

Answer 15

B

Answer 16

Ok, I found why now, it is A.

Answer 17

It most likely is A because it answers overall why you should...

B could be possible but it lacks the information, I also looked up the question and examples, it points to A

Answer 18

sounds legit