English, 05.07.2021 14:00 natnat55

Directions Answer the following questions. Write the letter of the correct answer. 11. The sub or dinating conjunctions if, unless, provided that are examples of
A comparison
B. condition
D. reason
12. The sub ordinating conjunctions which connect the two dauses together by showing how something is
done.
A concession
C. manner
B. comparison
D. tine
13. All are examples of subordinating conjunction under renson except one.
A because
C. rather than
B. in order
1. so that
14 The conjunction than is used to show
A comparison
B. condition
C. manner
D. reason
15. The main clause is also known as
A. dependent clause
B. independent classe
C. subordinating dause
11. supreme clause
16 This is a category of subordinating conjunctions which links the dependent and independent clauses by
conceding a point between them.
A comparison
C. concentration
B. composition
D. concession
17. It is used to show a relationship between two parts of a sentence.
A coordinating conjunction
C. supporting conjunction
B. subordinating conjunction
D. relative conjunction
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18. A subordinating conjunction related to condition
A. although
C. even though
B. even if
D. rather than
19. The examples of
are rather than whether, as much as,
A. comparisou
C. condition
B. concession
D. reason
20. It is an example of subordinating conjunction in the eategory of place.
A. whatever
C. wherever
B. whetlever
D. Whoever

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