Combining Sentences with Subordinating Conjunctions

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"?

• 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, 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?

What is the structure of a COMPLEX sentence? Choose all that apply

• SWABI DC, IC.

• IC SWABI DC.

• IC, SWABI DC.

• DC SWABI, DC.

Which set of conjunctions is the subordinating conjunctions?

• SWABIs

• FANBOYS

• THAMOS

How can you tell if a sentence is complex?

• Complex sentences have a FANBOYS

• Complex sentences have a SWABI

________________ is formed by joining simple sentences with subordinating conjunctions.

• Simple sentence

• Compound sentence

• Complex sentence

• Compound=complex sentence

Which of the following subordinating conjunctions would be best to begin this sentence with: There wasn’t enough money, the old dock was never torn down.

• As if

• Although

• While

• Since

How do you correctly combine the sentence using the subordinating conjunction "Although"? The weather was cold. We decided to go hiking.

• A) Although the weather was cold, we decided to go hiking.

• B) We decided to go hiking, although the weather was cold.

• C) The weather was cold although, we decided to go hiking.

• D) Although we decided to go hiking, the weather was cold.