Asked by patrizia
correct the fragments by combining the fragment introduced by a subordinate conjunction with the sentence before or after it to form a complex sentence.
He had breakfast. Before he left for school. It was six o'clock.
my answer:
It was six o'clock. He had breakfast before he left for school.
or
Before he left for school, he had breakfast. It was six o'clock.
PLEASE HELP ME
He had breakfast. Before he left for school. It was six o'clock.
my answer:
It was six o'clock. He had breakfast before he left for school.
or
Before he left for school, he had breakfast. It was six o'clock.
PLEASE HELP ME
Answers
Answered by
patrizia
Check your finances before you go shopping.
OR
Before you go shopping, check your finances.
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OR
Before you go shopping, check your finances.
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Answered by
Writeacher
Before he left for school at six o'clock, he had breakfast. <~~ Or did he have breakfast at six o'clock? It's your choice!
It doesn't matter whether the subordinate clause is before or after the main clause.
It doesn't matter whether the subordinate clause is before or after the main clause.
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