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With subordinating conjunctures, there are two patterns you can use. The first [independent clause/subordinating conjuncture/independent clause] and the second is [subordinating conjuncture/independent clause/comma/independent clause]. Here are some ways to use subordinating conjunctures: | With subordinating conjunctures, there are two patterns you can use. The first [independent clause/subordinating conjuncture/independent clause] and the second is [subordinating conjuncture/independent clause/comma/independent clause]. Here are some ways to use subordinating conjunctures: | ||
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*Use ''after, before, once, until, when,'' and ''where'' to indicate time relationships. | *Use ''after, before, once, until, when,'' and ''where'' to indicate time relationships. | ||
*Use ''because'' and ''since'' to indicate a reason. | *Use ''because'' and ''since'' to indicate a reason. | ||