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What is the adverb clause of concession in the given sentence? Tara climbed the hill though her friend warned her not to.

What is the adverb clause of concession in the given sentence? Tara climbed the hill though her friend warned her not to. Correct Answer though her friend warned her not to

In this sentence, the noun is ‘Tara, the verb is ‘climbed’ and the object is ‘the hill’ followed by the clause “though her friend warned her not to” describes about the ignorance of the verb ‘warned her’ by doing the action ‘climbed the hill’. Hence, it is an adverb clause of concession.

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