Subordinating Conjunctions
Subordinating conjunctions are used to introduce subordinate clauses (clauses on the bottom level).
Here is a list of subordinating conjunctions:
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* Words marked with a single asterisk can also function as prepositions. |
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** The word “where” is more commonly used to introduce an adjective clause or a noun clause. |
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*** These pairs express “degree” and do not follow the usual pattern. |
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**** The conjunction “than” is unusual in that the predicate of the subordinate clause is often omitted. |
Instructions for the Quiz
For each sentence, identify the underlined word. There are three possible choices:
- preposition
- coordinating conjunction
- subordinating conjunction