The word ‘as his mother’ is the adverb clause of comparison in the given sentence. State whether this statement is true/false. The boy is as sweet as his mother.

The word ‘as his mother’ is the adverb clause of comparison in the given sentence. State whether this statement is true/false. The boy is as sweet as his mother. Correct Answer True

The clause “as his mother” is used to compare the two nouns ‘The boy’ and ‘his mother’ in terms of how sweet they are. Thus, it is the adverb clause of comparison in the given sentence. The relative adverb “as” is used to compare the nouns given.
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