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Where is the adverb clause in he will not come unless you invite him.
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Where is the adverb clause in he will not come unless you invite him.

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The adverbial clause is "unless you invite him". This is because this entire clause actually means "uninvited" which is a manner of his coming there. This is why it is called an adverbial clause of manner.
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