This document defines and provides examples of different types of subordinate clauses. It contains 10 sentences with subordinate clauses introduced by subordinating conjunctions like "that, since, when, before, so that" or relative pronouns like "which, who". The clauses provide additional information about time, reason, result or condition to the independent clauses in each sentence.
This document defines and provides examples of different types of subordinate clauses. It contains 10 sentences with subordinate clauses introduced by subordinating conjunctions like "that, since, when, before, so that" or relative pronouns like "which, who". The clauses provide additional information about time, reason, result or condition to the independent clauses in each sentence.
This document defines and provides examples of different types of subordinate clauses. It contains 10 sentences with subordinate clauses introduced by subordinating conjunctions like "that, since, when, before, so that" or relative pronouns like "which, who". The clauses provide additional information about time, reason, result or condition to the independent clauses in each sentence.
Variant 2 Task: Define the types of subordinate clauses. Indicate how the clauses are introduced. 1.I was now free to live and work wherever I liked. 2.His smile was so friendly, that Laura recovered. 3.But his writing table, beautiful as it was, was no pretty toy. 4.Since he seemed nervous even at the dress rehearsal, Isabel agreed not to go. 5.I’ll change the ticket so that you may be able to go with the evening train. 6.He went into the house by the back door as though he had something to hide. 7.When I was ushered into the drawing room I found that Mrs. Strickland had a visitor. 8.I was so taken back that I lost my head, I accepted the offer before I was able to collect myself. 9.They pinched and saved so that I should have enough to live on. 10. The man had to touch him twice on the shoulder before he woke.