The adverb clause of purpose used in the below sentence is _____________________ Kenny took an extra copy of his ticket for fear that it might get lost.

The adverb clause of purpose used in the below sentence is _____________________ Kenny took an extra copy of his ticket for fear that it might get lost. Correct Answer for fear that it might get lost

The adverb clause of purpose in a sentence is usually a group of words or a dependent clause which provides additional detail about action verb. Here, “for fear that it might get lost” is the adverb clause of purpose that describes more about the purpose of the action in the main clause and answers the question “why?”. It is a reasoning statement about the verb “took an extra copy of his ticket”.
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