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Read the sentence. Run from your house to the train station because the train will arrive any minute. Which best identifies the adverb clause?
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Run from your house to the train station because the train will arrive any minute.



Which best identifies the adverb clause?

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“because the train will arrive any minute”

adverb clauses usually start with because, after, if, although
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