Subordinating Conjunctions

Whenever Amy sees flowers, she smiles.

• Whenever

• sees

• she

• smiles

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If you want to come over after school, my mom said it is okay!

• If

• you

• after

• is

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As soon as the weather warms up, the children will play outside.

• As soon as

• as the

• the

• will

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I will study at the library until it closes.

• I

• will

• at

• until

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Although my dog is shy, he loves to wag his tail.

• Although

• my

• he

• his

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CCSS.L.3.1G

John made it to class on time, even though he dropped his books in the hall.

• it

• to

• even though

• his

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Before we go to school, we should go to Starbucks.

• Before

• we go

• we should

• go to

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Mrs. North let us listen to music while we worked on our papers.

• let

• us

• while

• our

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We were happy because we won first prize!

• We

• were

• because

• won

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CCSS.L.5.1A

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Even if you work your hardest, you may not win the marathon.

• Even if

• your

• may not

• the

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CCSS.L.5.1A

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