SUBORDINATING CONJUNCTIONS

Brush your teeth until you go to bed.

Brush your teeth before you go to bed.

Brush your teeth though you got to bed.

Don't brush your teeth before you go to bed.

It's cold outside though it is already summer.

It's not cold outside although it is already summer.

It's cold outside although it is already summer.

It's snowy outside although it is already summer.

You don't have to help me even you want to.

You don't need to help me unless you want to.

You should help me unless you want to.

You need to help me unless you want to.

Lisa hasn't see her aunt since she was a teenager.

Lisa has to see her aunt since she was a teenager.

Lisa hasn't see her cousin until she was a teenager.

Lisa hasn't see her aunt from she was a teenager.

We can't go out when it's very hot outside.

We can't got out because it's very hot outside.

We can't got out if it's very hot outside.

We can't got out while it's very hot outside.

Set the table while I heat the supper.

Set the table I once heat the supper.

Set the table twice I heat the supper.

Set the table if I heat the supper.

Although, Dan was sick, he went to work.

Even,Dan was sick, he went to work.

Whenever, Dan was sick, he went to work.

Even though, Dan was sick, he went to work.

Jean cleaned the table before her mom did the dishes.

Jean cleaned the table while her mom did the dishes.

Jean cleaned the table although her mom did the dishes.

Jean cleaned the table even her mom did the dishes.

Before Kate ate his dinner, she walked her dog.

After Kate ate his dinner, she walked her dog.

While, Kate ate his dinner, she walked her dog.

Although, Kate ate his dinner, she walked her dog.