Answer to Question #316393 in English for DNA

Question

Directions:  Turn  the  compound  sentences  below  into  compound-complex  sentences  by  adding  the  dependent  clauses  in  parentheses.

Example: Dependent  Clauses:  (Until  I  feel  better)  (Whenever  I’m  sick)

My  mom  makes  chicken  soup,  and  my  dad  reads  to  me.

1. Dependent  Clause:  (as  soon  as  we  arrived)

We  went  to  the  game,  but  it  started  to  rain.

2.  Dependent  Clauses:  (while  the  parents  made  punch)  (once  the  party  started)

The  music  was  loud,  and  everyone  danced.

3.  Dependent  Clauses:  (when  the  students  took  their  seats)  

                                            (which  was  in  room  304)

The  class  started,  and  the  teacher  began  to  teach.

4.  Dependent  Clause:  (if  the  weather  is  bad)

We’ll  go  camping,  or  we  might  stay  in  a  hotel.

Answer 1

1. In the middle (after but)
2. At the beginning
3. (when the students took their seats)  At the beginning and  (which was in room 304) at the end.
4. At the end