Subordinating conjunctions
A) join two clauses.
B) are used when one clause is less important than or dependent on the other clause.
C) include the conjunctions because, after, where , and unless.
D) all of the above.

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Subordinating conjunctions join two clauses where one is less important than or dependent on the other clause. Examples include because, after, where, and unless.

Subordinating Conjunctions