Question

Which sentence correctly underlines the subordinate clause?




Jon is going to graduate.



Jon is going to graduate in May.

although he will have to start work right away.



to start work right away.


Which organization is best for a fictional narrative about a dogsled race?




spatial order



chronological order



order of importance



logical order



Please Help! I will give a medal!

Answer 1

@Annie_Chan can you help Please!

Answer 2

i can help with the first one but the way its put its confusing , can you re write it out?

Answer 3

Which Sentence correctly underlines the subordinate clause?
Jon is going to graduate in May, although he will have to start working right away.
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Jon is going to graduate in May, although he will have to start working right away.
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Jon is going to graduate in May, although he will have to start working right away.
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Jon is going to graduate in May, although he will have to start working right away.
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Answer 4

sorry my connection bad i didnt see i was tagged

Answer 5

A subordinate clause—also called a dependent clause—will begin with a subordinate conjunction or a relative pronoun and will contain both a subject and a verb. This combination of words will not form a complete sentence. It will instead make a reader want additional information to finish the thought.

Answer 6

so i believe "although he will have to start working right away" is your subordinate clause

Answer 7

Ok. Thanks! I am about to have it graded! I hope I pass. I am so dead if I don't. Here goes nothing!

Answer 8

i hope you pass!