1. Subordinating Conjunctions: Sentence Practice

2. (1) Before we heard the weather forecast

3. (2) When the thunder roared in the distance

4. (3) As the temperature fell rapidly

5. (4) Because the rain was freezing as soon as it hit the ground,

6. (5) While the freezing rain turned rapidly into an onslaught of blowing snow

7. (6) Since the wind has started to howl

8. (7) Even though the weather channel had predicted the storm of the century

9. (8) Until the salt trucks can get out of the garage

10. (9) After sleet became part of the wintry mix

11. (10) Although the forecast had included the possibility of hail

12. (11) While the patches of black ice were invisible even to careful drivers

13. (12) If the icicles hanging from the power lines don’t fall soon

14. (13) Unless the main roads are cleared soon

15. (14) After the torrential downpour hit downtown

16. (15) Because the heavily covered branches are nearly touching the ground

17. (16) Unless the sidewalks have been scraped and salted

18. (17) Even though the truck is four-wheel drive

19. (18) As the string of vehicles creep down the hill

20. (19) Since Wal-Mart customers heard the forecast

21. (20) When the sparks from the power lines began to crackle

22. (21) Although several cars had already slid into the ditch

23. (22) Before the flakes began to stick to the ground

24. (23) While the children built the most beautiful snowman ever

25. (24) If we ever have another storm like this one