A214 questions · Elementary · Conjunctions, Clauses and Linking
Subordinating Conjunctions Exercises with Answers
Because, although, when, if. The words that make one clause depend on another, plus the first relative clauses: the man who lives next door.
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Lessons on this topic
- Because and So
Because and so in stories about the past: swapping because for so, a subject in both halves, answering Why, and choosing so or but.
- Conjunctions: And, But, Or, Because
How and, but and or join equal parts, how because opens a clause that answers why, and the reason with so, and the double connector that English never allows.
- Defining Relative Clauses: Who, Which, That
How to use who, which and that to say which person or thing you mean, when you can leave them out, and whose, where and when. With examples and a quick check.
