Discussion
Identify the type of clause in the given sentence. Stand still if you value your life.
Answer: A
In "Stand still if you value your life", the clause "if you value your life" is an adverb clause of condition. It begins with the conjunction "if" and states the condition on which the command to stand still depends.
An adverb clause of comparison would begin with as or than. A clause of manner would use as or as if and tell how something is done. A clause of concession would use though or although and show a contrast. None of these words is in the sentence, so condition is the answer.
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