We will spend the day at the zoo unless it rains on Friday.
unless - subordinating
We were looking at the television when we saw a random light flashing in the kitchen
when - subordinating
The chair is broken, so we need to fix it.
so - coordinating
The playground was built, although it wasn't very safe.
although - subordinating
She is a really smart student, yet she doesn’t do any homework.
yet - coordinating
I carved the pumpkin while my sister made the costume.
while - subordinating
My pen ran out of ink, and I have to finish the test!
and - coordinating
Jack painted the bathroom and the hallway.
and - coordinating
You need to take a shower before you go to bed.
before - subordinating
You can return the coat if it doesn’t fit you well.
if - subordinating
He likes to go to the park because he likes to feed the ducks.
because - subordinating
The dog drinks water while he waits for his owner to walk him
while - subordinating
Although the car was new, it did not work well.
although - subordinating
I can find you wherever you go.
wherever - subordinating
The boy loves to go to school, but he doesn’t like to go there on the weekends
but - coordinating
The car works after we put gasoline in it.
after - subordinating
I am calling you because I need to talk to you about a problem.
because - subordinating
We will go to the beach once we get to Bohol.
once - subordinating
The shirt was white, yet it looked yellow in the sunlight.
yet - coordinating
We lost the game, but we had a great time playing with our friends
but - coordinating
Martin wanted to become a dentist, but he didn’t want to go to school for a long time.
but - coordinating
My grandma eats cake after she eats dinner every night.
after - subordinating
Owen has a lot of friends, for he is kind and outgoing.
for - coordinating
Sam loves Math, but it is hard for him.
but - coordinating