Clauses

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I'am Margie, and I need HELP to analyze this article. I need to label the clauses, indicating what type they are: main, adverbial, relative and noun clauses. Also in each clause, I need to identify the subjects, verbs and glue.

Thank you very much.....................

“People in Chicago and New York suffer more in heat waves than people in

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Georgia do, because they aren’t used to the heat,” says Charlotte Grayson,

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M.D., an internist and the senior medical editor of WebMD, a health-







information website based in Atlanta. Southerners also know what to do when

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the thermostat spikes: They stay indoors or in the shade during the hottest

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hours of the day, wear loose clothing and little makeup, and drink plenty of

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fluids.







Your body temperature rises when outdoor temperatures go up, explains

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Grayson. To maintain a normal, comfortable temperature, your body needs to

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release heat through its pores. A little perspiration is good. Excessive

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sweating, however, can cause dehydration, which dominoes into a sour mood,

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irritability, and sluggishness. (In extreme circumstances, it can even make a

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person delusional.) That’s why it’s important to keep your body temperature

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down before you go outside. Not only will it help you look cool but you’ll

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also feel more comfortable once you’re out and about.

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