A.
positive
B.
comparative
C.
superlative
Adverb or Adjective. I believe it is an adverb
The subordinate clause in the sentence is an adverb clause, as it modifies the verb of the main clause and is introduced by a subordinating conjunction.
In the sentence, "The sauce burned before Hans remembered to stir it," the type of subordinate clause is an adverb clause. This is because it modifies a verb in the main clause and is introduced by a subordinating conjunction, in this case 'before'. An adverb clause answers questions like when, where, why, how, to what extent, or under what condition about the verb. In the given sentence, the adverb clause 'before Hans remembered to stir it' answers the question 'when' regarding the verb 'burned' in the main clause.
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Answer:
All the answers are in the poem "The Way Through the Woodsby Rudyard Kpling"
Explanation:
1. Under the coppice and health, lies a road through the woods.
2. The roads through the woods was hidden because it was shut down 70 years, after a while,nature covered it.
3. None knows the road through the woods to dateafter it was covered. But a few people have a route just n top of the old onethat they follow as if theyknew the old rout.