Adjective and Adverb Clauses, Types of Sentences

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Is the underlined section an adjective or adverb clause? Most children leave home when the time is right.

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Adverb

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Is the underlined section an adjective or adverb clause? A family is more than a group of people who are related.

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Adjective

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Is the underlined section an adjective or adverb clause? Families may include foster children and people who are adopted.

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Adjective

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Is the underlined section an adjective or adverb clause? Irene, who is your first cousin, was in college last year.

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Adjective

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Is the underlined section an adjective or adverb clause? The crash-test dummy line started when the Air Force bought the first Sierra Sam.

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Adverb

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Is the underlined section an adjective or adverb clause? The later hybrid worked better than Sierra Sam because it had more flexibility.

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Adverb

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Is the underlined section an adjective or adverb clause? Recent additions to the family tree include infant and child dummies that are used to test problems with airbags.

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Adverb

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Television had strict codes for family sitcoms.

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simple

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The show opened doors for other sitcoms; critics called The Simpsons a cartoon like All in the Family.

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compound-complex

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Networks avoided offending audiences and had topics to avoid.

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compound