Differentiate between an adverbial clause and an adverbial phrase.
A. Adverbial phrases are used in spoken language, while adverbial clauses are used in written language.
B. Adverbial clauses contain a verb and a noun, while adverbial phrases do not.
C. Adverbial clauses contain a subject and a verb, while adverbial phrases do not.
D. Adverbial clauses are always shorter than adverbial phrases.
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