Question

pick out the adverb clause. "even if i fail i shall not guve up hope"​

Answer 1

adverb

The word ”like” can also be categorized as an adverb if it is used to modify a verb, an adjective, or another adverb. Take for example, the sentence below:

Answer 2

The adverbial clause is: ''Even if I fail".

About clauses:

• Clause is a group of words that have a meaning within itself.
• Independent clause means a group of words that have a complete meaning and can stand on its own.
• Dependent clause means a group of words where we have a noun and a verb, but cannot have a complete meaning. Dependent clauses are divided into: noun clause, adjective clause and adverbial clause.
• Adverbial clause does the role of an adverb.
• In the given sentence, we have a dependent clause ''even if I fail'. This clause qualifies the verb 'shall not give up'. It does the role of an adverb. Thus it is an adverbial clause.
• As it has the word 'even if' it is an adverbial clause of supposition.
• Thus the adverbial clause used here is ''Even if I fail".