Subordinate Links

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• Subordinate ties can introduce:
• Types of subordinate ties
• Sentences with subordinate ties

The subordinate ties They are those links or connectors that link a subordinate element to a main element. For example: of, for, like, because.

Unlike coordinating links, which link elements of the same hierarchy, subordinate links link a main element with another element that is subordinate and depends on it.

Prepositions, prepositional phrases and subordinate conjunctions function within the sentence as subordinate links.

Subordinate ties can introduce:

• A subordinate clause. For example: The sun came out when we were leaving. ("When" is a temporary subordinate nexus that introduces an adverbial subordinate clause)
• An indirect modifier. For example: Girlfriend from my brother is German. ("Of" is a prepositional subordinate nexus that introduces the indirect modifier "of my brother")
• A circumstantial complement. For example: We greet each other as always. ("As" is a comparative subordinate nexus that introduces the circumstantial complement "as always")

Types of subordinate ties

• Comparatives. They establish comparisons: more than, less than, just like, like, like, worse than, better than, so ... like, both ... how much.
• Conditionals. They express a condition in the face of a supposed or uncertain circumstance: provided, yes, but yes, provided, provided, except that, unless, except that, unless, in the event that.
• Causal. They indicate the cause of what is expressed in the main sentence: because, since, well, since, like, since, in view of that, because.
• In a row. They point out the consequence of what was said in the main sentence: in such a way that, such that, so much that, such that, so that, so, therefore, for it, for that, for this, therefore.
• Finals. They express the purpose of something: with a view to what, in order to, in order to, in order to, in order to, in order to, in order to.
• Of place. They express where the action is taking place: where, where, where, where, where.
• Of time or temporary. They indicate the moment in which the action occurs: before, since, hardly, after, as, while, when, every time, whenever, as, until, hardly, as long as.
• Concessional. They express a complication that does not prevent the action from being carried out: well that, although, despite the fact that, despite, so (that), however much, however much, however much, even when.
• Manners or manner. They indicate how the action was carried out: such, such, as, as, according, so, so that, such as.

Sentences with subordinate ties

Links by introducing subordinate clauses

1. I'll go on vacations when finish doing the thesis.
2. Three people quit this month, For this, I have more tasks to do.
3. In view of what This year you did very well at school, we will go on vacation wherever you want.
4. As much as insist on me, you're not going to the party tonight.
5. We meet where tell me.
6. Given the Your exam went very well, tonight the whole family is going to dinner.
7. You have to read all the notes in this way, pass the exam.
8. It is so smart what Without studying, 10 is equal.
9. When I was waiting for the bus, I saw her pass by with her new boyfriend.
10. With the aim that improve the results, the school decided that there would be fewer students per classroom.
11. I will explain the text to you as long as don't get distracted by your phone.
12. I haven't done the practical work yet since I need to read a text.
13. Barely know something, call me on the phone.
14. Although the team scored three goals, it was not enough to reach the final.
15. There was no one to meet, therefore, it was suspended until further notice.
16. I went to look for the bicycle at his house, as we had arranged.
17. As long as Be good, I'll take you to the movies tonight.
18. I made the paper crane such as indicated in the instructions.
19. I will take the test after what Let's look at unit 5.
20. I bought the shoes where you suggested to me.
21. You prepared a lot for this marathon so you'll do it very well.
22. I prepared the cake such as it indicated the recipe on the box.
23. I weighed She is very quiet, she seems nice to me.
24. I accompanied her to her house as it didn't feel very good.
25. You need to see Woody Allen movies for understand their imitations.
26. I would like to paint the house before we move.
27. Provided that Pass the exam, I stay up with you all night to help you.
28. Although I do not like him very well, I admit that he is a very intelligent person.
29. He was the most voted candidate in the elections, thus he will be president again.
30. They kicked him out of his job therefore, this year they will not go on vacation to Europe.
31. My brother's wife is a vegetarian, Thus, we will have to change the menu tonight.
32. I invited him to my birthday well I really like him.
33. Yes You help me order, we will go to the party earlier.
34. Help me with homework why This topic is easy for you.
35. Clean your room for what I can clean it.
36. After what give me the exam grade I'll be calm.
37. I will go to visit my grandmother, even though
38. They hired a catering service in order to be all delicious.
39. While my father chose shoes, I went to the movies.
40. I will accompany you to the doctor with a view to what be more calm.

• More examples in: Subordinate clauses

Subordinate links introducing circumstantial complements

1. In order to win support, the president announced a series of unexpected measures.
2. With the objective of increase consumption, the mayor eliminated a series of taxes.
3. My cousin nothing which
4. I like the Rolling Stones as well as the Beatles.
5. Raúl is better than Juan in soccer.
6. Hates so much football as The basketball.
7. My wedding will be simple as yours.
8. Juan is more mature what
9. It is so responsable as his older brother.
10. Diana is not so good at math as you.

• More examples in: Situational complement

Subordinate links by introducing an indirect modifier

1. Home from next door is much larger.
2. Area of the river is the most beautiful.
3. Article on the president was highly commented.
4. The trial against the company has not started yet.
5. The view since the bridge is unmissable.
6. The elements for drawing are essential in this career.
7. The ideas from the listeners were read at the end of the lecture.
8. The desire from learning are fundamental to this position.
9. The icecream from strawberry is my favorite.
10. The gift on my bed surprised me.

• More examples in: Sentences with indirect modifier