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Subordinating conjunctions worksheet

March 27, 2016 - A2pdf

A subordinating conjunction connects a dependent clause to an independent clause.

Complete the following sentences using appropriate subordinating conjunctions.

[when, while, where, though, although, till, before, unless, as, after, because, if, that, since]

[eg_exercise id=”27181″]

Answers

  1. We were happy because we received the first prize.
  2. The people were listening eagerly while the leader was speaking.
  3. This is the place where we were attacked.
  4. Although/Though he worked hard, he failed.
  5. Though she is beautiful, she is not intelligent.
  6. You wait here until I come.
  7. She will not come unless we compel her.
  8. There was a silence after the guests had gone.
  9. She began to cry because she had lost her golden chain.
  10. If you work hard, you will get the first prize.
  11. She became angry before I had said anything.
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