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You must read each slide, and complete any questions on the slide, in sequence.
Exercise B3-8
Subordinate clauses
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In the box following each sentence, list the subordinate clauses in the sentence. Tell whether each clause is an adjective clause, an adverb clause, or a noun clause and how it is used in the sentence.

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Example

1 of 5

The city’s electoral commission adjusted the voting process so that every vote would count.

Answer:
Answer: so that every vote would count (adverb clause modifying adjusted)

2 of 5

A marketing campaign that targets baby boomers may not appeal to young professionals.

Answer:
Answer: that targets baby boomers (adjective clause modifying campaign)

3 of 5

After the Tambora volcano erupted in the southern Pacific in 1815, no one realized that it would contribute to the “year without a summer” in Europe and North America.

Answer:
Answer: After the Tambora volcano erupted in the southern Pacific in 1815 (adverb clause modifying realized ); that it would contribute to the “year without a summer” in Europe and North America (noun clause used as direct object of realized )

4 of 5

The concept of peak oil implies that at a certain point there will be no more oil to extract from the earth.

Answer:
Answer: that at a certain point there will be no more oil to extract from the earth (noun clause used as direct object of implies)

5 of 5

Details are easily overlooked when you are rushing.

Answer:
Answer: when you are rushing (adverb clause modifying are overlooked)