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Using the list of subordinating conjunctions, write a sentence using an adverb clause to show when something is happening.

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\textbf{When?} & while, when, whenever, as, as soon as, before, after, since, until \\
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\textbf{Where?} & where, wherever \\
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\textbf{How?} & as if, as though \\
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\textbf{Why?} & because, since, as, so that, for, in case, inasmuch as \\
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\textbf{On (Under) what condition?} & if, unless, though, although, even though, provided that, whether \\
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\textbf{Comparison/Contrast} & than, as \\
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Sure! Here's a sentence with an adverb clause to show when something is happening:

"As soon as the sun rises, the birds begin to sing."

In this sentence, "As soon as the sun rises" is the adverbial clause that tells us when the birds begin to sing.

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