Identify the adverb clause and the word it modifies.
Mary comes to school unless she is ill.

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Answer 1

Answer: Answer : unless she is ill

The adverb clause of the sentence above is "unless she is ill". It can be recalled that an adverb clause is composed of a subject and connected by a subordinating conjunction. In this case, the subordinating conjunction is unless and this conjunction keeps the clause from expressing a complete thought. The adverb clause "unless she is ill" also answers the wh question "When will Mary comes to school?", making it the correct adverb phrase.

Answer 2

Answer:

Answer:

Mary comes to school unless she is ill.

Adverb clause:

unless she is ill

Word modified:

comes

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Answer:

They are often used to combine choppy sentences.

Explanation:

Conjunction means bond, union, junction. Grammatically, conjunction is the invariable word that has the function of connecting sentences or terms of the same grammatical value. In other words, conjunctions are words that act as connecting elements between similar terms of a sentence or between two sentences, establishing relations of coordination or subordination.

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How to spell exhausted

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...It's spelled correctly there..

The term exhausted is spelled E X H A U S T E D ,

you have it correctly spelled in your question ,

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