Identify each italicized clause as an adjective, adverb, or noun clause.
Choosing clothes can be a problem for people in places that have seasonal changes.
A. Adjective clause
B. Adverb clause
C. Noun clause
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A. You must stop talking.
B. Can you stop talking?
C. Could you stop talking?
D. Stop talking, please.
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Adriana _______________ her homework last weekend.
A. did
B. does
C. do
D. done
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B. I will not write a Christmas card to my Grandpa.
C. I have not written a Christmas card to my Grandpa yet.
D. I do not write a Christmas card to my Grandpa.
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I think I’ll go talk to him. He doesn’t seem to be with _____ . He’s probably alone, like me.
a.someone
b.anyone
c. no one