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Which is the main clause/adverbial clause? After she swept her floor, the old woman gave Chinye a gourd.
The old woman gave Chinye a gourd - main clause
Which is the main clause/adverbial clause? Settareh sings to the prince every night while he searches for her.
Settareh sings to the prince every night - main clause
Which is the main clause/adverbial clause? Chinye was anxious when her stepmother sent her into the woods.
Chinye was anxious - main clause
Identify the verbs: When she found out about the magic fish, Yeh-Shen's stepmother caught and ate the fish.
found out, caught, ate
Identify the verbs: After she swept the floor, the old woman gave Chinye a gourd.
swept, gave
Identify the verbs: Settareh sings to the prince every night while he searches for her.
sings, searches
Identify the verbs: Before she went to the Spring Festival, Yeh-Shen's clothes were transformed into an exotic outfit.
went, were transformed
Identify the verbs: Chinye was anxious when her stepmother sent her into the woods.
was, sent
Phrase or clause? As the clock struck midnight, Cinderella ran LIKE THE WIND.
Phrase
Phrase or clause? AS THE CLOCK STRUCK MIDNIGHT, Cinderella ran like the wind.
Clause
Phrase or clause? Settareh bought a blue jug THAT HAD FLOWERS AROUND THE RIM.
Clause
Phrase or clause? Yeh-Shen in her new clothes gasped WITH A CRY OF DELIGHT.
Phrase
Phrase or clause? Yeh-Shen IN HER NEW CLOTHES gasped with a cry of delight.
Phrase
Phrase or clause? AFTER CHINYE FINISHED HER WORK, her stepmother sent her into the woods.
Clause
Phrase or clause? WITH AN EVIL GLEAM IN HER EYES, her stepmother cooked Yeh-Shen's fish.
Phrase