Q1. Write your name

A subordinating clause is a part of a sentence that adds additional information to the main clause. A subordinating conjunction is simply the word/words that is used to join a subordinating clause to another clause or sentence. For example: 'He was annoyed. The train had stopped.' You can add a subordinating conjunction to this; 'He was annoyed because the train had stopped.' Identify the subordinating conjunctions in the following sentences:

Q3. 1. The barge is shaking because the robot is splashing in the canal.

Q4. 2. The robot stopped splashing after the barge started sinking.

Q5. 3. The driver opened the doors as soon as the train reached the platform.

Q6. 4. The eager pupil sped into school when the bell rang.

Q7. 5. The hopeless rugby team lost the game because they hadn’t trained enough.

Q8. 6. Mr Wadsworth enjoys walking his dog while it is nice and sunny outside.

Q9. Write a sentence of your own including a subordinating conjunction.