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In the following sentence, pick theadverbial word. I will buy the dress if I get some money.

In the following sentence, pick theadverbial word. I will buy the dress if I get some money. Correct Answer if I get some money

Adverbial words are those that are used to describe more about the verb in the predicate. Here, the adverbial is “if I get some money” which is a conditional adverb that tells more about the action “will buy”.

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