Directions: Join the sentences together to make complex sentences with the most logical subordinating

conjunction: when, after, before, until, by the time, because, although, so that, if$,$ while$/$whereas$.$

Example: John goes to sleep at night. He sets his alarm for the following morning.

Before John goes to sleep at night, he sets his alarm for the following morning.

$1.$ They made Joanne employee of the month. She is the hardest working employee in the office.

$2.$ Bobby is only $6$ years old. He plays the piano like a professional concert pianist.

$3.$ The children have to stay in school. The bell rings at $3$:$00$pm$.$

$4.$ We will wash the dishes in hot soapy water. We will dry them and put them away.

$5.$ Jill always seems to have a positive attitude. Her friend Deb is more of a negative person.

$6.$ Dan wants to get his A$.$A$.$ degree. He can transfer to a university to work towards his B$.$A$.$

$7.$ I usually take two aspirin. I have a headache.

$8.$ I will check my paper for mistakes. I will submit it online to Professor Gordon.

$9.$ The students will leave the meeting. Professor Gordon will say goodbye.

$10.$ Sara will graduate at the end of the semester. She will have been a student for two years.