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Subordinating Conjunction

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  • Brush your teeth ___ you go to bed. (After / Before / While)
    Before
  • This type of conjunction always comes in pairs.
    Correlative conjunctions
  • I wake up, ___ my alarm rings. (When / So / Although)
    When
  • Coordinating conjunctions only connect words and phrases. (TRUE or FALSE)
    FALSE. They also connect clauses.
  • Correlative conjunctions usually express time, condition, and contrast. (TRUE or FALSE)
    FALSE
  • These subordinating conjunctions express time EXCEPT: (After/If/When/Until)
    If
  • What do subordinating conjunctions connect?
    Clauses
  • Always remember to turn off the light _____ you use it. (Until/ If/ After)
    After
  • Subordinating conjunctions connect words, phrases, and clauses. (TRUE or FALSE)
    FALSE
  • It is cold outside ___ it is summer. (If / As / Although).
    Although
  • ___ you will ignore me, I will not give your pen. (If / Even though/ Although)
    If
  • What does "whereas" express?
    Contrast
  • Correlative conjunctions are sometimes in pairs. (TRUE or FALSE)
    FALSE
  • "Either you finish your assignment or receive a failing grade this quarter." Is the use of correlative conjunction correct?
    Yes.
  • I will not attend class ___ you will not be there. (Before/ If/ Whether or)
    If
  • He sleeps during the day _____ he works in the night. (If/ Or/ Whereas)
    Whereas
  • It connects words, phrases, and clauses of the same equal value.
    Coordinating conjunctions
  • The soup needs to be hot___ I won't eat the soup (If / Unless / Because)
    Unless
  • _____ my cousin comes home, we will play billiard. (Unless/ When/ Not Only)
    When
  • When do we use "providing that"?
    When we want to express condition.
  • Jean cleared the table ___ her brother washed the dishes. (Because / While / Although)
    While
  • "Whether it is bright nor dark, I will still wear it." Is the use of conjunction correct?
    No, "nor" should be replaced by "or".
  • Don't stop ___ you are completely finished. (While / Because / Until)
    Until
  • What is the pair of the conjunction "but also"?
    Not only