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which of the following is an example of a subordinate conjunction?

Ai went to the store
Bfriendly
Cbecause
Dsemicolons and commas

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Answer: because

Explanation: A subordinate conjunction joins one clause to another. More specifically, the independent clause is joined with the dependent clause. The dependent clause could not exist on its own without being joined to an independent clause via subordinate conjunction.

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The word that is an example of a subordinate conjunction is because.

A subordinate clause is a type of clause that is dependent and cannot stand on its own. It is used to join two sentences; an independent clause and a dependent one,

Examples include:

  • I stayed out late because I was having so much fun
  • I took an umbrella to work today because it was projected to rain

The underlined phrases are subordinate clauses because if they stand on their own, they would not make any sense at all.

Words like because, until, since,etc are subordinate words.

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