Question

B. Fill in the blanks with suitable subordinating conjunctions—until, whenever, before, because, although, where, unless or though.
1. The house is unoccupied -----its occupants are on vacation.
2. We went to the hills in winter ______we hoped to enjoy some snowfall.
3. ______Shona is visiting Bareilly, she must eat at this restaurant.
4. ____a storm was predicted, the beach was crowded.
5. The captain anchored the ship_____ those aboard could explore the island.
6._____ it costs only a thousand rupees, I cannot afford it.​

Answer 1

Answer:

1. The house is unoccupied Whenever it's occupants are on vacation.
2. We went to the hills in winter although we hoped to enjoy some snow fall.
3. Whenever Shona is visiting Bareilly,she must eat at this restaurant.
4. Until the Strom was predicted,the beach was crowded.
5. The captain anchored the where those aboard could explore the island
6. Unless it costs only a thousand rupees, I cannot afford it.