Question

Identify the subordinate clause and tell if it is used as a noun, adjective, or adverb. Click on the blue box until the correct answer appears.

When he laughed maliciously at the little girl, she kicked Mike in the shins.
Subordinate clause:
- he laughed maliciously at the little girl
- when he laughed maliciously at the little girl
- she kicked Mike in the shins
Subordinate clause type:
- noun
- adjective
- adverb

Answer 1

The subordinate clause is this one: (it can't stand alone)

When he laughed maliciously at the little girl,
it answers the question of "when" the action in the main clause happened: and this is the function of an adverb.

Answer 2

@Claire_Grimm i answered your question have a great day