Subordinating conjuctions

What is the primary function of subordinating conjunctions?

• To connect words, phrases, or clauses of equal importance.

• To join dependent clauses to independent clauses.

• To link two independent clauses together.

• To introduce a question in a sentence.

Where are subordinating conjunctions typically found in a dependent clause?

• At the beginning of a dependent clause.

• At the end of an independent clause.

• In the middle of a phrase.

• After the main verb in a sentence.

What happens to an independent clause when a subordinating conjunction is added to its beginning?

• It remains an independent clause.

• It becomes a dependent clause.

• It becomes a phrase.

• It becomes a complete sentence on its own.

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Which of the following words is a subordinating conjunction?

• And

• But

• Although

• Or

Choose the best subordinating conjunction to complete the sentence: "____ I prove that I am responsible, my parents said we can get a puppy."

• If

• And

• So

• But