Share Level I Subordinating Conjunctions (A WHITE BUS)
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He was happy. He won the game. (conjunction: because)
He was happy because he won the game.
The sun set. We went inside. (conjunction: when)
We went inside when the sun set.
I ate dinner. I did my homework. (conjunction: after)
After I ate dinner, I did my homework.
You can go play. You clean your room. (conjunction: before)
You can go play before you clean your room.
It was raining. We stayed indoors. (conjunction: since)
Since it was raining, we stayed indoors.
I was sleeping. My brother was watching TV. (conjunction: while)
I was sleeping while my brother was watching TV.
It was cold. We still went swimming. (conjunction: although)
Although it was cold, we still went swimming.
You study. You will get a good grade. (conjunction: if)
You will get a good grade if you study.
You will not get a prize. You win the race. (conjunction: unless)
You will not get a prize unless you win the race.
We went to the zoo. We saw the elephants. (conjunction: so that)
We went to the zoo so that we could see the elephants.
He was tired. He did not go to the party. (conjunction: because)
He did not go to the party because he was tired.
We will have a picnic. The weather is nice. (conjunction: if)
We will have a picnic if the weather is nice.
I will bring an umbrella. It might rain. (conjunction: in case)
I will bring an umbrella in case it rains.
The movie began. We found our seats. (conjunction: when)
When the movie began, we found our seats.
He waited for a while. He went home. (conjunction: before)
He went home before he waited for a while.
