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Which of the following does NOT apply to adverb clauses?
A. They need an independent clause in order to make a complete thought.
B. They can be moved around in a sentence regardless of the location of the words they
modify
C. They are located either mid-sentence or in the terminal position, but always near the
word they modify
D. They modify verbs in the independent clause of the sentence.

Sagot :

serioustomboy07

Answer:

D

Explanation:

Adverb clauses always describe how a verb was performed.

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