Q4: Specify the main and supporting clauses for the following adverbialsentences.i.Although the safety is very important, some pressure readings did notrecorded.ii.Wherever the accidents taking place, the worker is the main cause of it.ii.The engineer performed the site scanning in order to check if it is withinthe required specifications.

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Q4: Specify the main and supporting clauses for the following adver sentences. i. Although the safety is very important, some pressure readis recorded. ii. Wherever the accidents taking place, the worker is the mai. ji. The engineer performed the site scanning in order to check

Q4: Specify the main and supporting clauses for the following adver sentences. i. Although the safety is very important, some pressure readis recorded. ii. Wherever the accidents taking place, the worker is the mai. ji. The engineer performed the site scanning in order to check

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