What is the adverb clause, subordinating conjunction, and the word(s) modified in this sentence? Since advertisements are sometimes misleading, read labels carefully.

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Since advertisements are sometimes misleading, read labels carefully.
Adverb Clause: Since advertisements are sometimes misleading;
Subordinating conjunction: Since;
Word Modified: Carefully.

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As soon as the bell rang, Mike was out of the classroom door.
Adverb Clause: As soon as the bell rang;
Subordinating conjunction: As soon as;
Word modified: was out of the classroom door

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