Question

In the chapter ‘Reach for the Top’ in Beehive, you have read

that two clauses in a sentence have their own subject and

verb or verb phrase. One part of the sentence (or one clause)

tells us why or when something happened.

Examples:

• I read Sherlock Holmes while I was on holiday.

• It was raining heavily when I got home in the evening.

• I will phone you when I go to the clinic.

• Can I borrow your book when you have finished it?​

Answer 1

Answer:

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