Complex Sentences

While, because, if, and although are examples of

• relative pronouns

• relative adverbs

• subordinating conjuctions

• dependent clauses

Who, whose, which, whom, and that are all examples of

• relative pronouns

• relative adverbs

• subordinating conjunctions

• dependent clauses

Where, when, and why are all examples of

• relative pronouns

• relative adverbs

• subordinating conjunctions

• dependent clauses

If a sentence starts with a dependent clause you must put a comma at the end of it.

• True

• False

A dependent clause

• is a complete sentence.

• is not a complete sentence.

An independent clause

• is a complete sentence.

• is not a complete sentence.

"That" is an example of a

• subordinating conjuction

• relative pronoun

• relative adverb

"Where" is an example of a

• subordinating conjunction

• relative pronoun

• relative adverb

"Because" is an example of a

• subordinating conjunction

• relative pronoun

• relative adverb

"If" is an example of a

• subordinating conjunction

• relative pronoun

• relative adverb