Domain 4 | Joining an Incomplete Clause to a Complete Sentence (Because, Although, When)
Practice correctly joining a dependent (subordinate) clause to an independent clause, including comma placement when the dependent clause comes first.
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Objective: Correctly punctuate a sentence that joins a dependent clause (introduced by a subordinator like because, although, when, since, while, if, that, which, or who) to an independent clause, using a comma when the dependent clause comes first and usually no comma when it comes second.
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