An adverbial is a group of words that act as an adverb and modify the main clause in the sentence. Adverbials tell you when, where, how or why an action occurs. An example of an adverbial ...

ST. PAUL — A Minnesota State Patrol trooper has been charged with first-degree criminal sexual conduct of an infant, according to a criminal complaint filed in Scott County on Friday.

Although no measure to reduce spending should go unappreciated amid the current economic climate, the Board’s take on the situation elicits a question that deserves some attention: How exactly does ...

Example: Finally, I went to the beach. It’s common to use adverbs to start a sentence ... I got a sunburn. The dependent clause in this sentence is, “When I went to the beach.” ...

The natural language of everyday life, philosophy, and science contains adverbs and adverbial clauses ... for example, “with” and “in” as modifiers of the second class. While inserting a name into a ...

We’ll start with the example given in the introduction above ... ‘because’, ‘so’ and so on) which connect a subordinate (dependent) clause to a main clause. The conjunctive adverbs in Danish can be ...

Example: I went to the beach, and I got a sunburn. The two independent clauses in this sentence are ... It’s common to use adverbs to start a sentence. Always add a comma after adverbs ...

Let’s use the example sentence “I eat chocolate”. The verb order of this sentence is the same in English and in Swedish: Jag äter choklad. However, look at what happens if we add the adverb ... first ...