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- [Voiceover] Hey, grammarians. Today lets start talking about subordinating conjunctions. Words like, although and after and because. Its a pretty complicated topic, because in order to understand subordinating conjunctions, you have to understand the difference between an independent, and a dependent clause. Because thats what subordinating conjunctions do, is they unite independent and dependent clauses. Thats what subordinating conjunctions do. But, what are these? You know, what is an independent and a dependent clause? Well okay so first of all, lets back up again. What is a clause? A clause is just a language chunk that has a subject and a verb. Thats what a clause does. All sentences are clauses, but not all clauses are sentences. Ill write that down. So, all sentences are clauses, but not all clauses are sentences. Its possible to have something that has both a subject and a verb, that doesnt stand on its own, and thats a dependent clause. Wed call that a sentence f