Clauses

Is the following a phrase or clause?
Outside the school building

• Clause
• Phrase

Is the following a phrase or clause?
Since I wake up early

• Clause
• Phrase

Unless Carlota finishes her maths homework, she will have to suffer Pedro's ire in class tomorrow.

• main

• subordinate

While Virginia slept on the sofa in front of the television, Samson, the family dog, gnawed on the leg of the coffee table.

• main

• subordinate

What kind of dependent clause is in red? 
Whoever wins the game will play in the tournament.

• Adverb (Adverbial)
• Noun (Nominal)
• Adjective (Adjectival)
• It is not a dependent clause

What kind of dependent clause is in red?
The book that is on the floor should be returned to the library.

• Adverb (Adverbial)
• Noun (Nominal)
• Adjective (Adjectival)
• It is not a dependent clause

What kind of dependent clause is in red? 
I hate the color yellow.

• Adverb (Adverbial)
• Noun (Nominal)
• Adjective (Adjectival)
• It is not a dependent clause

What kind of dependent clause is in red? 
When it is sunny, we should go to the park.

• Adverb (Adverbial)
• Noun (Nominal)
• Adjective (Adjectival)
• It is not a dependent clause

What kind of dependent clause is in red? 
On weekends, we can do whatever we want.

• Adverb (Adverbial)
• Noun (Nominal)
• Adjective (Adjectival)
• It is not a dependent clause

What kind of dependent clause is in red? 
When it is sunny, we should go to the park.

• Adverb (Adverbial)
• Noun (Nominal)
• Adjective (Adjectival)
• It is not a dependent clause