Subordinating Conjunctions

Front

(Because, Before) we get started, let's introduce ourselves.

Back

Before

Front

The Clerk made the new keys (while, if) we waited.

Back

while

Front

Marcus looked around and wondered (where, wherever) everyone had gone.

Back

where

Front

(If, When) you don't mind, may I ask you a question?

Back

If

Front

(Unless, Although) my cats are lazy, they are affectionate.

Back

Although

Front

Abby's brother is away at college, her house is very quiet. (Since, After)

Back

Since

Front

Which demonstrates correct punctuation?
Options: If you can't come to me; I'll go to you., If you can't come to me I'll go to you., If you can't come to me. I'll go to you., If you can't come to me, I'll go to you.

Back

If you can't come to me, I'll go to you.

Front

Identify the independent clause in the sentence: Although Betty practices the violin daily, she plays terribly.

Back

she plays terribly.

Front

Identify the dependent clause. When the president arrived, the crowd cheered.

Back

When the president arrived,