Subordinating Conjunctions Practice

Subordinating Conjunctions Practice

PRACTICE: Choose the most appropriate word.

1. _____ the rain stopped, we went for a walk.

although because since after

2. She was well-prepared for the exam, _____ she studied all night.

although because since after

3. _____ it was late, they decided to continue the meeting.

although because since after

4. They arrived late to the party, _____ the traffic was heavy.

although because since after

5. _____ you finish your homework, you can't watch TV.

whether unless as soon as because

6. The students will line up for dismissal, _____ the bell rings.

whether unless as soon as because

7. _____ he likes it or not, he has to attend the family gathering.

whether unless as soon as because

8. The cat hid under the bed ______ there was a thunderstorm.

before whenever although even though

9. ______ you leave, make sure to turn off the lights.

before whenever although even though

10. _____ it's cold outside, she refuses to wear a coat.

before whenever although even though

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