Welcome to Al Dhafra Grade 6
Apostrophe
Subordinate Clauses:
A subordinate clause is a group of words having a subject
and a verb.
(Verb is the action and
subject is the doer of the action.)
We can begin a subordinate clause with when, while,
before,
after,
since
until,
if,
because,
although,
as
Examples: We were happy because we were going to the zoo.
Mum
would be happy if I get good marks.
1.
I helped my brother when
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2.
We went to Dubai because
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3.
Abdulla was tired after
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4.
The school is closed on
Fridays as _____________________________
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5.
I wash my hands before
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6.
My mother smiled when
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7.
I would become rich if
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8.
We watched TV until
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