In the following sentences state whether the subordinate clause is an adverb clause, adjective clause or noun clause.
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1. They serve God well who serve His children. (Adjective clause)
2. Quarrels won’t last long if the fault is only on one side. (Adverb clause)
3. That you should say so surprises me. (Noun clause)
4. Your statement that you found the money in the closet cannot be believed. (Noun clause)
5. I asked the boy how old he was. (Noun clause)
6. Uneasy lies the head that wears the crown. (Adjective clause)
7. Youth is the time when the seeds of character are sown. (Adjective clause)
8. Servants who are honest are trusted. (Adjective clause)
9. Because I like you, I will help you. (Adverb clause of reason/cause)
10. The dog followed the boy wherever he went. (Adverb clause of place)
11. If I like it, I will buy it. (Adverb clause of condition)
12. They spoke in a low voice so that the child would not wake up. (Adverb clause)
