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It is important to use subordinate clauses when writing because they A. add suspense to the text. B. add variety to the sentence structure. C. form the basis of grammar and punctuation. D. demonstrate the style that the writer has decided to use.
It is important to use subordinate clauses when writing because they add variety to the sentence structure.
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