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Ask the learners to combine each pair of sentences. Use the given subordinating conjunction at the middle and at the beginning of a sentence.

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1. I have to leave for a vacation. There is a lot to do. (although)

middle : I have to leave for a vacation although there is a lot to do.

2. I have to leave for a vacation. There is a lot to do. (although)

beginning: Although there is a lot to do, I have to leave for a vacation.

3. The teacher checked her pupils’ attendance. She discussed the new lesson. (before)

middle: The teacher checked her pupils’ attendance before she discussed the new lesson.

4. The teacher checked her pupils’ attendance. She discussed the new lesson. (before)

beginning: Before she discussed the new lesson, the teacher checked her pupils’ attendance.