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Subordinating Conjunctions
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Updated Feb 27, 2022
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Hello everyone and welcome to today's lesson
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today we will be talking about subordinating conjunctions.
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Subordinating conjunctions or a type of conjunctions.
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Do you know what conjunctions mean? In general
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So conjunctions or a conjunction is a word
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that is used to join words, phrases, clauses and sentences to one another.
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Examples of conjunctions include and but for as also however and hints,
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A subordinating conjunction
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is a conjunction
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which is a word
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used to connect to. Unlike clauses,
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phrases for sentences from which one is a subordinate clause,
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a subordinate clause is a different name for a dependent clause.
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Do you remember what dependent clauses are?
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There are clauses that require more information?
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They need an independent clause to complete
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the idea or the thought within a sentence.
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Examples of subordinating conjunctions include as after,
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although as much as as soon as before because even even
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though how if in order that just as lest now that
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now the subordinating conjunctions,
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they can be separated to the purpose that they fulfill.
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For example if it's a time related conjunction,
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it's going to include subordinating conjunctions such as after as
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soon as as long as before one still until when,
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whenever and while
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while subordinating conjunction used for concession and
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comparison conjunctions include although as though even
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though just as though whereas in contrast to now and the list goes on
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now please do not memorize that. But it's
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very important to understand the uses
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and the purposes for subordinating conjunctions.
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Let's go on with the list.
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Cause conjunction
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include As because in order to since and so that
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condition conjunction include? Even if
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if
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in case, provided that unless
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place conjunction where whenever we're asked,
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remember a subordinate conjunction is a connecting word
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or phrase that introduces a dependent clause.
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It comes before the independent clause.
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Let's look at the examples,
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we'll make our decision and contact the people involved.
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These examples include
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subordinating conjunction,
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the ones in red are the subordinating conjunction,
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he's staying because it's raining outside.
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She had refused his proposal though he follows her daily.
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As long as you want to stay here, you can stay
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the darkest hour. Is that before the dawn?
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Our bus won't start because the battery's flat
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three
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has been continuous since this morning
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until we finish our work. You stay and watch outside.
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She was looking gorgeous when she was
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in Shimla.
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Okay, I would like for you to pause the video right now
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and start working on these practice worksheets,
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we'll be doing more classes and more
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practicing class about this, but I would love for you to get a head start.
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We will talk more about this in class. Thank you for your attention
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