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7. an adverbial clause is a subordinate clause that is used an adverb to modify a very, an adjective, or a(n) A) adverb B) noun C) participle D) pronoun
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7. an adverbial clause is a subordinate clause that is used an adverb to modify a very, an adjective, or a(n)

A) adverb
B) noun
C) participle
D) pronoun

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noun because every subordinate clause  sentence has a noun and a adverb hope this helps and good luck
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