Writing with Tenses / Advanced Sentence Building
Complex Sentences
Use because, although, when, while, before, after, if, unless, since, until or as to show a relationship. A dependent clause can often come before or after the main clause.
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Use because, although, when, while, before, after, if, unless, since, until or as to show a relationship. A dependent clause can often come before or after the main clause.
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Although he was tired, he continued working.
He continued working although he was tired.
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