Subordinate clause

What is a subordinate clause?

• A sentence that makes sense on its own.

• part of a sentence that doesn't make sense on its own.

• a journey under water.

A subordinate clause is a(n) _?_ thought.

• complete

• incomplete

• smart

• logical

Choose the subordinate clause:
Even though the broccoli was covered in cheddar cheese, Emily refused to eat it.

• Even though the broccoli was covered in cheddar cheese
• Emily refused to eat it.

Choose the subordinate clause: 
Until I drink my coffee, I really cannot function very well.

• Until I drink my coffee
• I really cannot function very well 

Choose the subordinate clause:
Since the Chicago Cubs won the World Series, everyone has been celebrating.  

• Since the Chicago Cubs won the World Series
• everyone has been celebrating

Choose the subordinate clause:
You have many opportunities when you enroll at Loyola.

• you have many opportunities
• when you enroll at Loyola 

Choose the subordinate clause:
I will not attend the sports banquet because my brother graduates from high school the same day.

• I will not attend the banquet
• because my brother graduates from high school the same day

the Penguins have a game tonight against the Ducks

• Independent Clause

• Subordinate Clause

are you going to watch it

• Independent Clause

• Subordinate Clause

as long as Sydney Crosby shows up to play

• Independent Clause

• Subordinate Clause