Question

Which is the BEST way to write the two clauses as one complete sentence?

I need to take a nap. The class is not over.

a I need to take a nap because the class is not over.

b I need to take a nap since the class is not over.

c I need to take a nap whenever the class is not over.

d I need to take a nap although the class is not over.

@ThatOneLibrarian

Answer 1

I say A, because it makes the most sense.

Answer 2

I probably shouldn't keep butting in like this, but I also think that D would make sense. I don't think needing to take a nap and class not being over is a cause and effect relationship, like the word "because" suggests. "Although" might make more sense, which is another way of saying "even though". It's like saying, I wanna take a nap, even though class isn't over yet. That's probably why I think D is the best choice.

Answer 3

Do you know what a clause is?

Answer 4

Sorta.