Which sentence below provides the best sentence variety using subordination? After the meal service, I will arrive because I am attending the party. I would be able to attend the party but only after the meal was served. I would be arriving after the meal was served but was coming nonetheless. While I would be able to attend the party, I could only arrive after the meal.

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Nash Hamilton

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22 March, 17:05

Which sentence below provides the best sentence variety using subordination? After the meal service, I will arrive because I am attending the party. I would be able to attend the party but only after the meal was served. I would be arriving after the meal was served but was coming nonetheless. While I would be able to attend the party, I could only arrive after the meal.

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Emery Owen · Answer 1

While I would be able to attend the party, I could only arrive after the meal.

Explanation:

Subordinate clauses often contain subordinating words at their beginning, used to connect dependent and independent clauses, such as while, when, where, because and more (subordinating conjunctions). On the other hand, it is also possible to include a relative pronoun at their beginning, such as which, that, who, whom etc. In this case, the subordinating conjunction while indicates subordination of the first sentence.