Adverbial complex sentences
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You can understand that a complex sentence is formed of at least one main clause and any type of subordinate clause.
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A word that joins a second idea to a main clause in an adverbial complex sentence is called a subordinating conjunction.
A subordinating conjunction is the word that starts an adverbial clause.
A subordinate clause is a group of words that contains a verb and does not make complete sense.
An adverbial clause is a type of subordinate clause.
A main clause joined with any subordinate clause forms a complex sentence.
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