Which example correctly uses a subordinate clause?

A. We will go to the bookstore after lunch; unless you went there already.

B. I am planning on taking a cruise with my best friends. Whom I met in college when we lived in the same dorm

C. Since I spent my summer practicing the saxophone I moved up to first chair for the upcoming school year.

D. When that runner puts her mind to it, she can outrun anyone in her class.

Question

Arely Meadows

English

8 March, 00:13

Which example correctly uses a subordinate clause?

A. We will go to the bookstore after lunch; unless you went there already.

B. I am planning on taking a cruise with my best friends. Whom I met in college when we lived in the same dorm

C. Since I spent my summer practicing the saxophone I moved up to first chair for the upcoming school year.

D. When that runner puts her mind to it, she can outrun anyone in her class.

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Answers (2)

Know the Answer?

Friday · Answer 1

Yes I believe it's d

Brock · Answer 2

D. When that runner puts her mind to it, she can outrun anyone in her class.

Explanation:

In English grammar, a subordinate clause is a group of words that has both a subject and a verb

Subject: a person or thing that is being discussed, described, or dealt with.

Verb: a word used to describe an action

The subject here is : The runner

The verb here is: puts her mind to it