Exploring Subordinating Conjunctions

To join two phrases

To join two dependent clauses

To join an independent clause with a dependent clause

To join two independent clauses

Although he was tired

She decided to wear a jacket

After the rain stopped

Because it was cold

It has a subject and a verb

It is always at the beginning of a sentence

It can stand alone as a sentence

It does not express a complete thought

And

Because

Since

Although

Was

She

It

Because

Semicolon

Comma

Colon

Period

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After I graduate from college I plan to travel.

When the sun sets we will start the campfire.

Because it was raining, we stayed indoors.

To separate the dependent clause from the independent clause

To separate two independent clauses

To indicate a pause

To end the sentence

She runs every day.

He is tall and strong.

Although it was late, he continued working.

They went to the park.