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Wherever there are animal droppings A) Adverbial clause B) Adjectival clause C) Noun Clause D) Independent Clause

Wherever there are animal droppings A) Adverbial clause B) Adjectival clause C) Noun Clause D) Independent Clause
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Wherever there are animal droppings

A) Adverbial clause
B) Adjectival clause
C) Noun Clause
D) Independent Clause

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the awesner is either A. adverbail clause or C. noun clause
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