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Noun, Adjective, or Adverb Clause?
Noun, Adjective, or Adverb Clause?
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Identifying clauses by type. #clause #highschool #english
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BEFORE I GO TO SLEEP, I have to read for a little while each night.
Adverb
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WHICHEVER ONE OF MY STUDENTS BORROWED MY MARKER needs to return it.
Adjective
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The University of Minnesota, WHICH IS OLDER THAN THE STATE, is Ms. Page's alma mater.
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The Spam sandwich actually tasted better THAN I HAD EXPECTED.
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One reason for this low rate is THAT MANY BOLIVIANS ARE MOUNTAIN DWELLERS.
Adjective
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I want to stop by the restaurant WHERE MY SISTER WORKS.
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AS SOON AS YOU GET HOME, call me and let me know you made it.
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Following European tradition, these schools have programs WHICH EMPHASIZE CLASSICAL STUDIES AND FOREIGN LANGUAGES.
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The Spanish and Portuguese settlers WHO COLONIZED SOUTH AMERICA had new education systems.
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Josie's favorite flowers are the ones THAT SMELL THE BEST.
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Will you please tell WHOEVER KEEPS CALLING DURING DINNER to wait until after 8:00?
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The duck was very alarmed WHEN IT DISCOVERED MY CATS WANTED TO EAT IT.
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The tornado THAT HIT THE MIDDLE OF THE CITY was devastating.
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Teaching consists of lectures ON WHICH THE STUDENTS ARE EXPECTED TO TAKE NOTES.
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WHOEVER GRADUATES FROM A SECONDARY SCHOOL has finished his or her general studies.
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ALTHOUGH MOST SOUTH AMERICAN COUNTRIES HAVE SECONDARY SCHOOLS, few students expect to go to them.
Adjective
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Angelique headed to the beach, WHERE SHE HOPED TO GET A TAN.
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Many South American children WHO DO GO TO SCHOOL
leave at the end of two or three years.
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The restaurant WHERE MY PARENTS HAVE ALWAYS CELEBRATED THEIR ANNIVERSARY closed last week.
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THOUGH COLONISTS ESTABLISHED MANY SCHOOLS, they did not provide education for all people.
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ALTHOUGH JOHANNA LIKED CLASSICAL MUSIC, she did not enjoy Beethoven.
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You can't deny THAT KATERINA TRIED HER BEST.
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Now most South American countries have laws THAT CALL FOR COMPULSORY ELEMENTARY EDUCATION
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ALTHOUGH WE THOUGHT THE SCREEN WAS CLOSED, the duck still found a way into our house.
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WHEN YOU GET THE CHANCE, please call your mother back.
Adjective
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BEFORE YOU GO TO PHONE JAIL, grab yourself a gradecam sheet.
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WHILE YOU ARE AT THE GAME, I think I'll get some homework done.
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HOW SHE GOT HERE SO FAST is a mystery to me.
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Often laws cannot be put into effect, SINCE MONEY FOR TEACHERS, SCHOOLS, and BOOKS IS LACKING.
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WHOEVER LEAVES THE ROOM LAST needs to make sure the door is locked.
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They assumed THAT SCHOOLING WAS ONLY NECESSARY FOR THE PEOPLE OF PROFESSIONAL CLASSES.
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The children argued about WHAT THE BEST METHOD WAS TO CATCH FISH.
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Bolivia is the country WHICH HAS THE LOWEST LITERACY RATE IN SOUTH AMERICA.
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THE KNOWLEDGE THAT SHE WAS STILL TALLER THAN HER BROTHER was what brought Derya the most joy.
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Do you think you could pick me up some milk IF YOU GO TO THE STORE?
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She tried to buy the same dress THAT I WANTED TO BUY.
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UNLESS I FIND MY KEYS, I won't be able to get to school on time.
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It is hard to provide schooling BECAUSE OF ISOLATION AND THE DIFFERENT DIALECTS REPRESENTED.
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