Chapter 296. Exercise B3-10

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Exercise B3-10

Subordinate clauses

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Click on Adjective if the underlined clause functions as an adjective; click on Adverb if it functions as an adverb; or click on Noun if it functions as a noun.

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Example

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Correct. The If clause modifies the verb is covered. For more help, see section B3-e.

Sorry. The If clause functions as an adverb modifying the verb is covered. Under what conditions is your cell phone no longer covered by the warranty? If you drop [it] in water. For more help, see section B3-e.

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Correct. The who clause modifies the noun People. For more help, see section B3-e.

Sorry. The who clause functions as an adjective modifying the noun People. Which people? People who sound overconfident. For more help, see section B3-e.

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Correct. The until clause modifies the verb Beat. For more help, see section B3-e.

Sorry. The until clause functions as an adverb modifying the verb Beat. How long should you beat the egg whites? Until stiff peaks form. For more help, see section B3-e.

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Correct. The what clause functions as a noun, the direct object of the verb experiences. For more help, see section B3-e.

Sorry. The what clause functions as a noun, the direct object of the verb experiences. For more help, see section B3-e.

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Correct. The whose clause modifies the noun victims. For more help, see section B3-e.

Sorry. The whose clause functions as an adjective modifying the noun victims. What kind of victims? Victims whose money had been stolen. For more help, see section B3-e.

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Correct. The that clause functions as a noun, the subject complement following the linking verb is and renaming the subject of the independent clause, surprise. For more help, see section B3-e.

Sorry. The that clause functions as a noun, the subject complement following the linking verb is and renaming the subject of the independent clause, surprise. For more help, see section B3-e.

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Correct. The that clause modifies the noun card. For more help, see section B3-e.

Sorry. The that clause functions as an adjective modifying the noun card. What kind of card? A card that is bent. For more help, see section B3-e.

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Correct. The When clause modifies the verb do pass. For more help, see section B3-e.

Sorry. The When clause functions as an adverb modifying the verb do pass. When do you not pass the bus? When the red lights are flashing. For more help, see section B3-e.

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Correct. The if clause modifies the verb may search. For more help, see section B3-e.

Sorry. The if clause functions as an adverb modifying the verb may search. Under what conditions may you search this database? If you have a library card. For more help, see section B3-e.

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Correct. The Whoever clause is the subject of the verb must move. For more help, see section B3-e.

Sorry. The Whoever clause functions as a noun, the subject of the verb must move. For more help, see section B3-e.

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