SUBORDINATING CONJUNCTIONS

Subordinating conjunctions are used to join a dependent clause to the main clause.

These conjunctions are used to indicate time, condition, concession, reason, intention
or result, or place.
He ran as fast as he could after he saw his parents at the gate.

The Biological Sciences classes would fulfill most

requirements for medical school if I want to become a doctor.
Susan cleans the house even though she does not get paid.

The SAT test allows colleges to consider each student

equally since the curriculum of high schools are not always
the same.
Intention or
result

So that
That
She is studying very hard so that she can pass the exam next week.
In order
that

My sister follows me wherever I go.