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WorksheetsSubordinate Clauses REVIEW
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
When my father arrives, he will give us directions.
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I do not know whether he is innocent.
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We waited for him until he showed up.
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The teacher said that honesty is the best policy.
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Unless it is absolutely necessary, please do not drive in this weather!
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The blisters that we thought were poison ivy turned out to be harmless.
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The person whom you met is Laura´s cousin Bob.
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Tell me where you have put my phone.
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Because I missed the bus, I have to walk to school.
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I accomplished more after I turned off the TV.
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Jeremy, whose parents are both biologists, is very interested in science.
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The man who escaped from jail last night has been caught by the police.
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Even if you are on the right track, you will get run over if you sit there.
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Since I do not have any money, I do not want to go shopping at the mall with you.
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I believe I can pass the final exam because I studied thoroughly.
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Put that hammer down because you might hurt someone; Thor you are not.
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He was the hardworking leader who brought peace to the country.
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Seeing you in pain hurts me.
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I had to leave before Lady Gaga gave her encore.
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I will drive safely when I get my license.
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