[ 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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Reading a book is an enjoyable way to spend a rainy day.
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B. to spend
C. is
D. a rainy day