Asked by Anonymous
Do not take too many chances when you drive at night.
I know too is an adverb modifying many an adjective
I know when is an adverb. Does it modify drive?
I know too is an adverb modifying many an adjective
I know when is an adverb. Does it modify drive?
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Answered by
Writeacher
"when" is the introductory word for the dependent clause "when you drive at night."
That dependent clause as a whole modifies the verb, "do take"
That dependent clause as a whole modifies the verb, "do take"
Answered by
Ms. Sue
Yes, "too" is an adverb modifying "many."
"When" introduces the adverb clause, "when you drive at night." The clause modifies "do drive."
Also -- "not" is an adverb modifying the verb "do take."
"When" introduces the adverb clause, "when you drive at night." The clause modifies "do drive."
Also -- "not" is an adverb modifying the verb "do take."
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