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Change the italicized group of words into an adverb clause. then write the complete sentence. it was raining. he decided to walk to school anyway.
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Change the italicized group of words into an adverb clause. then write the complete sentence. it was raining. he decided to walk to school anyway.

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I can't see italicised words but here is how you can change it to adverb clause by using "although".


Although it was raining, he decided to walk school anyway.

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