Writing with Subordinating Conjunctions

All of these sentences are punctuated correctly except

• When it was late, John came home.

• It was late when John came home.

• John came home, because it was late.

• John acame home once it was late.

Which of these sentences is punctuated correctly?

• When Amy sees flowers, she smiles.

• Amy sees flowers, when she smiles.

• Amy sees flowers, after she smiles

• Amy sees flowers, befoe she smiles.

All of these sentences convey the same meaning.

When it was late, John came home.

It was late when John came home.

John came home because it was late.

John came home once it was late.

• True

• False

Which sentence says that I have permission go over to my friend's house at anytime?

• Unless you want to come to my house, it’s all right with my mother.

• Whenever you want to come to my house, it’s all right with my mother.

All of these sentences convey the same meaning except-

• Since the rain is over, the children will go out and play.

• Once the rain is over, the children will go out and play.

• After the rain is over, the children will go out and play.

• As soon as the rain is over, the children will go out and play.

All of these sentences convey the same meaning except-

• Although the dog was shy, it wagged its tail.

• Even though the dog was shy, it wagged its tail.

• Because the dog was shy, it wagged its tail.

• Though the dog was shy, it wagged its tail.

Correctly add commas where they should be in this sentence.