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Underline the adverb clause in each sentence below, and then answer the questions that follow.
12. When rain falls, my socks get wet.
I underlined "my socks get wet" as the adverb clause
a. What word (or words) does the clause modify.
My answer : When rain falls
b. What part of speech is the word (or words) from part a?
My answer : Verb / Adverb
13. My grandma always yells at me because I only own two pairs of socks.
I underlined " I only own two pairs of socks "
a. What word (or words) does the clause modify.
My answer : My grandma always yells at me
b. What part of speech is the word (or words) from part a?
My answer : Verb / Adverb
14. While they are seeking food, insects and animals often crawl into pitchers.
I underlined "insects and animals often crawl into pitchers."
a. What word (or words) does the clause modify.
My answer : While they are seeking food
b. What part of speech is the word (or words) from part a?
My answer : Verb / Adverb
15. The insect will drown when it crawls inside.
I underlined " it crawls inside."
a. What word (or words) does the clause modify.
My answer : The insect will drown
b. What part of speech is the word (or words) from part a?
My answer : Verb / Adverb

You don't seem to understand adverb clauses. Please study this site and repost your answers.

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UPDATED ANSWERS:

12. When rain falls, my socks get wet.
I underlined "When rain falls" as the adverb clause. This explains why the socks get wet.
13. My grandma always yells at me because I only own two pairs of socks.
I underlined " I only own two pairs of socks " as the adverb clause. This explains why the grandma always yells at me.
14. While they are seeking food, insects and animals often crawl into pitchers.
I underlined "While they are seeking food" as the adverb clause. This explains why the insects/animals crawl into pitchers.
15. The insect will drown when it crawls inside.
I underlined "When it crawls inside." as the adverb clause. This explains why the insect will drown and where.
Not sure if they are right now, but according to the website adverb clauses answer the questions who ,what ,when ,where , or why

Your answers are almost correct. Just a minor correction:

12.
a. The adverb clause "When rain falls" modifies the verb "get wet."
b. "When rain falls" is an adverb clause modifying the verb.

13.
a. The adverb clause "I only own two pairs of socks" modifies the verb "yells."
b. "I only own two pairs of socks" is an adverb clause modifying the verb.

14.
a. The adverb clause "While they are seeking food" modifies the verb "crawl."
b. "While they are seeking food" is an adverb clause modifying the verb.

15.
a. The adverb clause "it crawls inside" modifies the verb "will drown."
b. "it crawls inside" is an adverb clause modifying the verb.

Your answers for the adverb clauses are correct! Here's an explanation of how to find the adverb clauses in each sentence:

12. When rain falls, my socks get wet.
- The adverb clause is "When rain falls", which modifies the verb phrase "my socks get wet".

13. My grandma always yells at me because I only own two pairs of socks.
- The adverb clause is "because I only own two pairs of socks", which modifies the verb phrase "yells at me".

14. While they are seeking food, insects and animals often crawl into pitchers.
- The adverb clause is "While they are seeking food", which modifies the verb phrase "insects and animals often crawl into pitchers".

15. The insect will drown when it crawls inside.
- The adverb clause is "when it crawls inside", which modifies the verb phrase "The insect will drown".

In each sentence, the adverb clause provides additional information about when, why, or under what conditions the main action of the sentence takes place. Well done!