Clauses and Subordinating Conjunctions

Which clause is an independent clause?

• When we are late.

• Getting home from school.

• My mom always worries.

• After we eat dinner.

Which clause is an independent clause?

• Growing up in Union Grove.

• I enjoy living in a small town.

• If I lived in a big city.

• Always busy and way too loud.

Which clause is an independent clause?

• Is scared of the dark.

• But the lights on the street went out.

• Was being a scarecrow with all of my friends.

• Halloween is coming up soon.

Which clause is an subordinate (dependent) clause?

• I have always wanted to own a horse.

• Cost a lot of money.

• I rode one once.

• It can be dangerous.

Which clause is an subordinate (dependent) clause?

• My trip to Arizona was amazing.

• We went hiking each day.

• Rattlesnakes along the trail.

• I was terrified.

Which clause is an subordinate (dependent) clause?

• My favorite holiday.

• People celebrate worldwide.

• I'm excited.

• Snow would make it a perfect day.

Which clause is an subordinate (dependent) clause?

• Just get here quickly.

• Just before we arrived.

• Just in case it rains, bring an umbrella.

• Just try your best.

What is the subordinating conjunction in the following sentence:

When I am late for school, my teacher gets upset.

• My

• Am

• When

• Late

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CCSS.L.6.4A

What is the subordinating conjunction in the following sentence:

If we are the first team to finish, we will get a prize.

• If

• Are

• To

• Will

Tags

CCSS.L.6.4A

What is the subordinating conjunction in the following sentence:

I did well on my test because I studied all week.

• Did

• Well

• Because

• Studied

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CCSS.L.6.4A