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In which sentence is the adverb clause punctuated correctly?

A. Danielle transforms into a wolf, when the full moon rises.
B. When the full moon rises Danielle transforms into a wolf.
C. When the full moon rises; Danielle transforms into a wolf.



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Final answer:

The adverb clause is punctuated correctly in the sentence: When the full moon rises Danielle transforms into a wolf.


Explanation:

The adverb clause is punctuated correctly in the sentence:

  • When the full moon rises Danielle transforms into a wolf.

In this sentence, the adverb clause 'When the full moon rises' correctly introduces the dependent clause without any unnecessary punctuation. The use of the relative adverb 'when' in this sentence connects the two clauses effectively.


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