Subordinating Conjunctions

Bill will not pay $500 for a suit ________ he can afford it.

• since

• wherever

• though

• now that

________ Henry has a job, he can pay his half of the rent.

• since

• so that

• as

• though

David walks around __________ he is president of the company.

• if only

• as if

• now that

• until

________ Jose needs help, he calls his two brothers.

• unless

• than

• where

• whenever

I would rather read a book ________ watch a stupid television program

• before

• because

• than

• as long as

I will not go out with you ____________ you promise not to smoke.

• unless

• if

• before

• in order that

___________ Sam was driving to school, he saw an accident.

• unless

• before

• while

• until

I cannot go to that expensive restaurant __________ you pay.

• once

• because

• unless

• while

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