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English, 25.02.2021 02:00 jadenbun

PLEASEEE HURYY 3o. Read the sentence.
We took a walk in the woods after the rain ended.
What is the function of the clause "after the rain ended in the sentence?
o It is an adjective clause modifying woods.
o It is an adverb clause modifying walk.
o It is an adjective clause modifying We.
o It is an adverb clause modifying took.

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PLEASEEE HURYY 3o. Read the sentence.
We took a walk in the woods after the rain ended.
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