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According to Strunk, what is the correct way to place an adverbial clause in this sentence?

“While she walked to school, the dog kept barking at Megumi.”

“The dog, while she walked to school, kept barking at Megumi.”

“The dog kept barking at Megumi while she walked to school.”

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ailud18

According to Strunk, the correct way to place an adverbial clause in this sentence is: ""The dog kept barking at Megumi while she walked to school." Option C is correct.

An adverb clause consists of a group of words that work as an adverb in a sentence. Adverb clauses may be employed to add explanatory detail to your writing and explain how or why things happen. In general, adverbs answer questions like, how, why, where and when.

annyksl

According to Strunk, the third answer option is the correct way to write an adverbial sentence. So the correct sentence is:

“The dog kept barking at Megumi while she walked to school.”

What is an adverbial sentence?

  • The adverbial sentence has a clause that functions as adjectives.
  • Adjectives are words capable of modifying verbs, nouns, and other terms within a sentence, making them more expressive and meaningful within the text.

The word "while" is the adjective that starts the adjective clause in the sentence above. This is an adjective of time, which specifies Megumi's action when walking.

More information about adverbs in the link:

https://brainly.com/question/5337420

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