Question

combine the pair of sentences, using the subordinating conjunction indicated to create an adverb clause. a fox lives in the woods nearby. the farmer rarely sees it. (although)

Explanation:

To combine the sentences using "although", we need to form a complex sentence where one clause is subordinated to the other. "Although a fox lives in the woods nearby" is the adverb clause (subordinate clause) showing a contrast, and "the farmer rarely sees it" is the main clause. We structure it by placing the subordinating conjunction "although" at the start of the subordinate clause and combining the two clauses.

Answer:

Although a fox lives in the woods nearby, the farmer rarely sees it.