Subordinating Conjunctions

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Which word is the subordinate conjunction in this sentence: Unless you want frostbite, be sure to wear your hat, coat, and gloves when you play in the snow.

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unless

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Which word is the subordinate conjunction in this sentence: After Jenny cleaned her room, she played outside on her trampoline.

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after

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Which word is the subordinate conjunction? Since the roads are covered in ice and too dangerous for driving, school will be cancelled today.

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since

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Which word is the subordinate conjunction? Whether you like sledding, building a snowman, or an epic snow battle, there is something for everyone on a snowy day.

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whether

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Which is the subordinate conjunction in the sentence: "When Mr. Moose is grumpy, no one is happy."

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when

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Which is the subordinate conjunction in the sentence: "Hot cocoa is the perfect treat to warm you up after a long day of playing in the snow." Options: after, up, in, perfect.

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after

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Identify the subordinate conjunction in the sentence: "Before you head outside to play, make sure you get all of your chores done first."

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before

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Identify the subordinate conjunction in the sentence: Fox zipped down the ice as Seal chased after the puck.

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as

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Identify the subordinate conjunction in the sentence: "If you want to build a snowman, you need to find the best packing snow on the hill."

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If

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Which is the subordinate conjunction in the sentence: "In case you were wondering, building an igloo can be very easy." Options: can be, In case, were, easy.

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In case