Which revision of these two sentences uses an adverb clause?
the girl finally woke up. the girl was hot and thirsty.
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finally waking up, the girl was hot and thirsty.
o when the girl finally woke up, she was hot and thirsty.
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being hot and thirsty, the girl finally woke up.
the girl who was hot and thirsty finally woke up.

I think the answer is ”Finally waking up, the girl was hot and thirsty.”

Explanation:

Because an adverb clause always starts with a subordinating conjunction, and ends with an independent clause.

n you will not need it

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