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mr.gupta is our principal.he spoke in the meeting.use adverbial phrase or adverb

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Answered by santoshpolapally

Explanation:

Mr. Gupta who spoke in the meeting is our principal

Answered by smartbrainz

Explanation:

An adverbial clause is a group of words that functions as an adverb and that contains a subject and a verb.

The main types of adverbial clause

Time, it sets the timing for the main clause, for example, I will call for you whenever you like.
Place, it sets where the action of the main clause takes place, for example, She put the book it where nobody would find it.
Manner: It sets out how the main clause was carried out, for example, Arnav looked as if he had seen a ghost.
Reason (may come before or after the main clause) (introduced by because, since, or as) : It sets out the thinking behind the action of the main clause, for example, Since no one wanted to go, I sat down and turned on the radio.
Purpose (introduced by in order that,so that, lest, or in case) : sets out what it was hoped would be achieved by carrying out the action of the main clause, for example, Put it just there so that it holds the door open.
Result (introduced by so+adjective/adverb+that or by such a+noun phrase+that): It sets out what happened when the main clause was carried out, for example, Neeta is such a kind person that she’s often donates money to the poor.
Contrast (may come before or after the main clause) (introduced by even though, although, however,even if, while, much as): It suggests that something else is required to be taken into consideration regarding the main clause, for example, Although it had rained, the ground was still very dry.