subordinate conjunction造句

• The syntax, which lacks subordinating conjunctions, creates static sentences.
• Arammba has coordinate conjunctions and subordinate conjunctions ( complementizers ).
• Subordinating conjunctions like " because " indicate that supplementary status.
• Khmer subordinate conjunctions always precede a subordinate clause.
• With a subordinating conjunction, all verbs appear at the end of the clause.
• These syntactic suffixes include relativizers, subordinating conjunctions, and switch-reference indicators.
• The other " that " is a subordinator ( subordinating conjunction ).
• I have encountered subordinate conjunctions such as " because " with a comma preceding it.
• The language has no coordinating or subordinating conjunctions, filling these roles with other approaches.
• Two subordinating conjunctions commonly introduce noun clauses:
• Some are introduced by these subordinating conjunctions:
• In addition, speakers use subordinate conjunctions differently and also exhibit copula absence in their speech.
• Welsh lacks true subordinating conjunctions, and instead relies on special verb forms and preverbal particles to create subordinate clauses.
• The subordinating conjunction " that " shows that the clause that follows is a subordinate clause, but it is often omitted.
• A dependent clause also normally contains a subordinating conjunction ( or in the case of relative clauses, a relative pronoun or phrase containing one ).
• I have a feeling it's the first choice, because " before " is acting like a subordinate conjunction and not like a preposition here, correct?
• A comma also separates subordinate conjunctions introduced by compostide conjunctions " a proto " ( and therefore ) and " a tak " ( and so ).
• The following tended to be higher in frequency for males : vocalized pauses, action verbs, present tense verbs, justifiers, subordinating conjunctions, and grammatical " errors ".
• In this regard, the " than " in the b-sentences should be viewed as a coordinator ( coordinate conjunction ), not as a subordinator ( subordinate conjunction ).
• :I agree .'Based on'is very often unclear as a subordinating conjunction ( it's fine introducing a talk ) 23 : 43, 10 February 2008 ( UTC)