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If you save your money, you will be able to buy a car before you graduate from high school. What kind of CLAUSE is "If you save your money"? adverbial clause adjective…

If you save your money, you will be able to buy a car before you graduate from high school. What kind of CLAUSE is "If you save your money"? adverbial clause adjective…
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If you save your money, you will be able to buy a car before you graduate from high school. What kind of CLAUSE is "If you save your money"? adverbial clause adjective clause prepositional phrase

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"If you save your money" modifies "will be [able]".
"Will be" is a verb, thus the modifier is an adverbial phrase.
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