Adverb Clauses and How to Use Them

Adverb clauses are often used in writing. Adverb clauses modify a verb, an adjective, or an adverb. (It acts the same way as an adverb.) It is always a dependent clause and cannot be written by itself. It can also be placed in various positions within a sentence. Watch this video to see the different ways that adverb clauses can be used to help improve your academic writing.

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Can i use the word BEING in adverbs clause.
example: "Because she was sick, she had to go to the hospital", with, "Being sick, she had to go to hospital". am i correct?

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The sentence: They needed to find the parking lot where they had parked the car. Why is it an adverb clause instead of an adjective clause? Isn’t the clause describing the noun phrase “the parking lot”?