[ Adverbial Clauses ]
Identify the adverbial clause in this sentence: ‘When the bell rings, class is over.’
A. The bell rings
B. When the bell rings
C. After the bell rings
D. When class is over
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Grammar › ViewThe children ______ in the garden when it suddenly ______ to rain.
A. are playing / starts
B. were playing / started
C. play / starts
D. are playing / started
E. played / started
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Please don’t tell me what happened because I haven’t read the book ___ .
A. yet
B. still
Grammar › ViewYou … a good friend.
A. was
B. were
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Reading a book is an enjoyable way to spend a rainy day.
What is the gerund or gerund phrase?
A. Reading a book
B. to spend
C. is
D. a rainy day