Combining Sentences with Subordinating Conjunctions

How do you correctly combine the sentence using the subordinating conjunction "After"?

Finish eating your breakfast. Brush your teeth.

• After you finish eating your breakfast, brush your teeth.

• Finish eating your breakfast, after you brush your teeth.

• After finish eating breakfast, brush your teeth.

• Alpha aligator.

How do you correctly combine the sentence using the subordinating conjunction "Because"?

I have to stay for tutoring. I failed the quiz in math.

• Because I have to stay for tutoring, I failed the quiz in math.

• I failed the quiz in math because I have to stay for tutoring.

• I have to stay for tutoring because I failed the quiz in math.

• Exuberant eggplant.

How do you correctly combine the sentence using the subordinating conjunction "Since"?

We won't have practice today. It is raining.

• Since we won't have practice, it's raining.

• We won't have practice today since it is raining.

• We won't since have practice, it's raining.

• Purple platypus.

How do you correctly combine the sentence using the subordinating conjunction "When"?

I woke up. I saw that it was snowing!

• I woke up when I saw that it was snowing!

• When I woke up, I saw that it was snowing!

• I woke up, I saw it was snowing when!

• Yellow elephant.

How do you correctly combine the sentence using the subordinating conjunction "Until"?

You eat your vegetables. You cannot have dessert.

• Frolicking Frogs

• You eat your vegetables, until you cannot have dessert.

• Until you cannot have dessert, you eat your vegetables.

• Until you eat your vegetables, you cannot have dessert.

How do you correctly combine the sentence using the subordinating conjunction "While"?

I was taking a quiz in science. The power went out.

• While I was taking a quiz in science, the power went out.

• I was taking a quiz in science, the power went out while.

• Playful penguin.

• I was take a quiz in science, while the power went out.

How do you correctly combine the sentence using the subordinating conjunction "Unless"?

You practice. You will not get any better at basketball.

• You practice unless, you will not get any better at basketball.

• You practice, unless you will not get any better at basketball.

• Silly Sloth

• Unless you practice, you will not get any better at basketball.

How do you correctly combine the sentence using the subordinating conjunction "Before"?

The sun rises in the morning. A rooster crows very early.

• Rocking rooster.

• The sun rises in the morning, before a rooster crows very early.

• Before the sun rises in the morning, a rooster crows very early.

• The sun rises in the morning, a rooster crows very early before.

How do you correctly combine the sentence using the subordinating conjunction "So that"?

You need to study your vocabulary words. You can do well on the quiz.

• You need to study your vocabulary words, so that you can do well on the quiz.

• So that you need to study your vocabulary words, you can do well on the quiz.

• You need to study your vocabulary words, you can do well on the quiz so that.

• Quizzical quarrel.

How do you correctly combine the sentence using the subordinating conjunction "If"?

You have cookies left over. Can I have one?

• If I can have one, you have cookies left over?

• If you have cookies left over, can I have one?

• Crumbly cookie.

• You have cookies left over, if I can have one?