Conjunctions

I was able to get my work checked since the bus was early today.

The subordinate conjunction of this sentence is:

• was

• since

• able

• today

As she looked out the window, a bird swooped down from the tree.

The subordinate conjunction of this sentence is:

• as

• down

• out

• from

Does this sentence need a comma?

Clowns juggled while the audience waited for the show to start.

• no comma

• comma

Does this sentence need a comma?

Whenever you stop to reflect on your work your neurons get stronger.

• no comma

• comma

Which sentence is punctuated correctly?

• After we eat, I want to see a movie.

• As, we walked you ran.

• Because you sneezed I jumped.

• If you, fall I'll catch you.

Which sentence is punctuated correctly?

• Cory ate lunch after we took a walk.

• Cory ate, lunch after we took a walk.

• Cory ate lunch, after we took a walk.

• Cory ate lunch - after we took a walk.

Which sentence is punctuated correctly?

• Because I was sick I missed school.

• Because, I was sick, I missed school.

• Because, I was sick I missed school.

• Because I was sick, I missed school.

Which sentence is punctuated correctly?

• When, you buy milk you should check the fresh date.

• When, you buy milk, you should check the fresh date.

• When you buy milk, you should check the fresh date.

• When you buy milk you should check the fresh date.

Which sentence is punctuated correctly?

• My grandma snorted as, she laughed at me.

• My grandma snorted, as she laughed at me.

• My grandma snorted as she laughed at me.

• My grandma snorted as, she laughed, as me.

What is the subordinate conjunction in this sentence? Although she was sick, my sister still went to school.

• was

• still

• went

• although