Topics: Clauses and Conjunctions
Use a subordinating conjunction to combine: ‘He was tired. He finished his homework.’
A. He was tired but he finished his homework.
B. Although he was tired, he finished his homework.
C. He was tired and he finished his homework.
D. He finished his homework because he was tired.
Select your answer:
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