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subordinating

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From the verb subordinate: (⇒ conjugate)
subordinating is: ⓘClick the infinitive to see all available inflections: v pres p

No dictionary entry found for 'subordinating'

Forum discussions with the word(s) "subordinating" in the title:

'that' as complementizer / subordinating conjunction - English Only forum
Can who & when (subordinating conjunctions) be used as a subject? - English Only forum
comma before subordinating conjunction: used in BrE? - English Only forum
Comparing so with so that when they are subordinating to a main clause - English Only forum
Coordinating conjunction + subordinating conjunction - English Only forum
Go away, because that's all.... [comma followed by subordinating conjunction] - English Only forum
"In that" as a subordinating conjunction - English Only forum
Objective clause subordinating conjunction "that" "whether" - English Only forum
relative pronoun as a subordinating conjunction - English Only forum
so: coordinating conjunction or subordinating conjunction - English Only forum
Subordinating Conjunction--Than - English Only forum
Subordinating conjunctions vs. Relative pronouns/adverbs - English Only forum
subordinator/subordinating conjunction - English Only forum
THAT: subordinating conjunction OR relative pronoun? - English Only forum
To help me prepare ['To' subordinating conjunction?] - English Only forum
<When> subordinating conjunction? - English Only forum

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