Identifying Dependent Clauses

What is the adverb clause in the following sentence?

Unless he comes early, I will not wait all day for him.

• Unless he comes early

• I will not wait

• all day for him

• he comes early

Whenever they arrive, I will be waiting for them.

Match each group of words to the correct description.

• Main clause

• Whenever they arrive

• Complete sentence

• for them

• Adverb clause indicating time

• I will be waiting

• Prepositional phrase

• Whenever they arrive, I will be waiting

Identify the adverb clause in the sentence: She was not surprised as if she knew.​

​ (a)  

• she was not surprised
• as if she knew
• she knew

Identify the adverb clause in the sentence: After the show, we will go get some ice cream.

• After the show

• we will go

• get some ice cream

• After the ice cream

Identify the adverb clause in the sentence: Although they are early, they will still have to wait.

(a)  

• they are early
• they will still have to wait
• wait in line
• Although they are early

Identify the adverb clause in the sentence: If they win, they will have won three straight championships.

• If they win

• they will have won

• three straight championships

• they win

Identify the adverb clause in the sentence: I think of you whenever I hear that song.

• whenever I hear that song

• I think of you

• that song

• I hear

Identify the adverb clause in the sentence: Two people called while you were sleeping.

• while you were sleeping

• Two people called

• you were sleeping

• called while

Identify the adverb clause in the sentence: I passed the test because I studied hard.

• because I studied hard

• I passed the test

• I studied hard

• the test

Identify the adjective clause...Have you seen the book that I lost last week?

• that I lost last week

• seen the book

• have you seen

• book I lost