True if that is what you mean.
Option 3: “Because” is correct.
The purpose of a subordinating conjunction is to connect dependent and main clauses. In this case, the main clause is “strong winds make me nervous,” which is followed by the conjunction “because,” so that the dependent clause “I survived a tornado” can be attached to the sentence. Other Common subordinating conjunctions are: and, though, after, before, so, nevertheless. I hope this helps!
The correct answer is Classic.
If preventing the teaching of a foreign language violates people's rights, then preventing freedom of expression, such as wearing armbands, is also a violation of rights.