Select the correct answer from each drop-down menu. For each given sentence, identify whether the dependent clause shown in bold

Answer:

Every morning, Greg watched the news while he drank his coffee.

Clause type and what it modifies: adverbial; modifies the verb

We celebrated by going out for pizza after we won the big soccer game.

Clause type and what it modifies: adverbial; modifies the verb

Allie is the owner of that blue car parked outside.

Clause type and what it modifies: noun; object of the preposition

The substitute teacher gave all the students who took the test a perfect score.

Clause type and what it modifies: noun; indirect object

That Billy scored the winning goal was not surprising to anyone.

Clause type and what it modifies: noun; subject

I have to decide which classes to take next semester.

Clause type and what it modifies: noun; direct object

The subject of the editorial is why school should start later in the morning.

Clause type and what it modifies: noun; predicate nominative

Elizabeth became nervous when it was her turn to speak to the crowd.

Clause type and what it modifies: adverbial; modifies adjective

Whoever wins the race will win $100.

Clause type and what it modifies: noun; subject

Georgia wrote quickly because the test was timed.

Clause type and what it modifies: adverbial; modifies adverb

Each morning, Greg saw the news as he enjoyed his coffee.

while he drank his coffee: adverbial clause modifying the verb 'watched'

Following our victory in the major soccer match, we celebrated by going out for pizza.

after we won the big soccer game: adverbial clause modifying the verb 'celebrated'

The blue car parked outside belongs to Allie.

that blue car parked outside: noun clause serving as the object of the preposition

The substitute teacher awarded a perfect score to all students who completed the test.

who took the test: adjective clause that modifies 'students'; no noun or adverbial clause present here

The fact that Billy scored the winning goal did not surprise anyone.

That Billy scored the winning goal: noun clause functioning as the subject

I need to determine which classes to enroll in next semester.

which classes to take next semester: noun clause acting as the indirect object

The topic of the editorial explains why school should begin later in the morning.

why school should start later in the morning: noun clause serving as predicate nominative

Elizabeth grew nervous when it became her turn to address the audience.

when it was her turn to speak to the crowd: adverbial clause modifying the verb 'became'

The winner of the race will earn $100.

Whoever wins the race: noun clause functioning as the subject

Georgia quickly wrote because the test was timed.

because the test was timed: adverbial clause modifying the adverb 'quickly'