subordinating Conjunction

Which demonstrates correct punctuation?

• After Lucy pleaded with the faun, he brought her back to the wardrobe.

• After Lucy pleaded with the faun. He brought her back to the wardrobe.

• After Lucy pleaded with the faun he brought her back to the wardrobe.

Which demonstrates correct punctuation?

• If you can't come to me; I'll go to you.

• If you can't come to me I'll go to you.

• If you can't come to me. I'll go to you.

• If you can't come to me, I'll go to you.

Which demonstrates correct punctuation?

• If you are telling me the truth you have nothing to fear.

• If you are telling me the truth. You have nothing to fear.

• If you are telling me the truth, you have nothing to fear.

Which demonstrates correct punctuation?

• When Mary thought of the robin, she began to smile.

• When Mary thought of the robin. She began to smile.

• When Mary thought of the robin she began to smile.

• Mary began to smile when she thought of the robin.

Identify the subordinating conjunction.

Alice walked up to the tiny door as if she could fit through it.

• as if

• walked

• she

• I

Which demonstrates correct punctuation?

• When I heard the news, I cried.

• I cried when I heard the news.

• I cried. When I heard the news.

• I heard the news. When I cried.

_______________________he was no longer hungry, he ate all of the Turkish Delight and wanted more.

• Although

• Since

• Because

• While

___________ he didn’t want Lucy to be right, he lied about being in Narnia to his siblings.

• Unless

• Because

• But

• Even though

The siblings didn't know what to make of Lucy's story ________ they had never known her to tell lies before.

• because
• unless
• or

Edmund would become Prince of Narnia ___________ he could bring the kids back to the White Witch.

• if
• when
• until