Subordinate Conjunction

Identify the subordinate conjunction.

I don't want to go to the movies because I hate the smell of popcorn.

• because

• movies

• smell

• of

Identify the subordinate conjunction.

Until spring arrives, we have to be prepared for more snow.

• arrives

• to be

• Until

• prepared

Identify the subordinate conjunction.

Jack did not wear a coat although it is cold outside.

• coat

• wear

• cold

• although

Identify the subordinate conjunction.

After the basement flooded, we spent all day cleaning up.

• spent

• After

• we

• flooded

What is the SUBORDINATING CONJUNCTION in the following clause?
Since I found all those dry erase markers in the back of my room, I've been able to draw on the white board!

• I

• dry

• in

• Since

What is the SUBORDINATING CONJUNCTION in the following clause?
Since I found all those dry erase markers in the back of my room.

• I

• dry

• in

• Since

There is a classmate who is really intelligent ​ (a)   she is sometimes rude with me, ​ (b)   the teacher always scolds her. ​ (c)   she changes her attitude, she won't be allowed to participate again.

• but

• and

• Unless

• although

• before

• after

• unless

• Although

• Before

• And

​ (a)   I was punished, my mother gave me permission to go to the party ​ (b)   it was my birthday celebration. ​ (c)   , I had lots of fun with my friends.

• Although

• because

• So

• unless

Identify the subordinate conunction.

When the doorbell rang, my dog began to bark.

• rang

• dog

• bark

• When

Identify the subordinate conjunction.

Ralph closely examined the fern in the woods before he drew a picture of it for science class.

• closely

• drew

• before

• examined