Form 4: Subordinating Conjunctions
Practice identifying and using subordinating conjunctions in sentences. Learn how these words introduce subordinate clauses and establish relationships between ideas.
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Which word is the subordinating conjunction? 'We stayed indoors because it was freezing outside.'
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Identify the subordinating conjunction: 'Although she studied hard, she found the test tricky.'
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Which of these words is a subordinating conjunction?
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Select the subordinating conjunction in: 'Put on your coat before you go out to play.'
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Find the subordinating conjunction: 'While the baker prepared the dough, the oven heated up.'
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Choose the correct subordinating conjunction: ' You work hard, you will not succeed.'
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Which subordinating conjunction shows time? 'We waited _ the clock struck midnight.'
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Which subordinating conjunction shows condition?
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Identify the subordinating conjunction: 'As long as you stay quiet, you may read your book.'
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Which conjunction introduces a reason? 'He missed the train _ he arrived late.'
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Find the subordinating conjunction: 'Even if it rains tomorrow, the match will go ahead.'
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Which word is NOT a subordinating conjunction?
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Identify the conjunction in: 'Whenever I hear that song, I remember our holiday.'
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What does a subordinating conjunction do?
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Select the subordinating conjunction: 'The plant grew rapidly once it received sunlight.'