Question

Which sentence uses a subordinating conjunction correctly? Group of answer choices When a demand for a product rises producers want to make more of the product. Because the meat packing industry was growing, the demand for cattle went up. If the demand is high the price may also increase. Cattle were worth $4 each in Texas, but they were worth $12 each in Chicago.

Answer 1

Answer:

Because the meat packing industry was growing, the demand for cattle went up.

Explanation:

The sentence that uses a subordinating conjunction correctly is: "Because the meat packing industry was growing, the demand for cattle went up."

This option is correct because it uses "Because" and correctly places the "comma" in the sentence. The subordinating conjunction, "Because" introduces the dependent clause.

Subordinating conjunction is a word that joins a dependent clause and an independent clause. It usually signals a cause-and-effect relationship or shift in time between two clauses. Some examples of subordinating conjunction are: by the time, till, until, though, now that, once, since, when, whenever, although, even though, who, whoever, whom, etc.