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Use a comma to separate the dependent clause from the independent clause only if the subordinating conjunction _______________ the sentence. Fill in the gap.
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"...if the subordinating conjunction completes the sentence," maybe? I mean, it sounds like it makes sense, but doesn't a conjunction always complete a sentence? I'm not sure, but that answer might be worth a try unless we can think of something more fitting
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