Subordinating+conjunctions+-+dependant+clauses

~ ﻿Subordinating Conjunctions~

"A subordinate clause—also called a //dependent clause//—will begin with a [|subordinate conjunction] or a [|relative pronoun] and will contain both a [|subject] and a [|verb]. This combination of words will //not// form a [|complete sentence]. It will instead make a reader want additional information to finish the thought." Robin L. Simmons says in her website called "The Subordinate Clause".

examples- after although as because before where whereas

tips to locate Subordinating Conjunctions After Amy sneezed all over the tuna salad After = Subordinate conjunction. Amy=is the subject sneezed is the Verb.

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