Question

The car was stuck in the snow

Add a subordinating conjunction and
continue the complex sentence.

Answer 1

To form a complex sentence from 'The car was stuck in the snow,' we can add a subordinating conjunction such as 'because,' resulting in 'The car was stuck in the snow because a severe blizzard had swept through the night.' This provides a cause for the car being stuck.

Step-by-step explanation:

The question involves constructing a complex sentence by adding a subordinating conjunction to an existing sentence. To create a complex sentence, we need to attach a subordinate clause to the main clause. Here is an example using the subordinating conjunction 'because':

'The car was stuck in the snow because a severe blizzard had swept through the night.'

In this example sentence, 'because' introduces the subordinate clause 'a severe blizzard had swept through the night,' which provides the reason why the car was stuck in the snow. By using a subordinating conjunction to join these two clauses, the sentence effectively communicates a cause-and-effect relationship.

Answer 2

The car was stuck in the snow as a result of snow that falls the whole night.

Step-by-step explanation:

The complex sentence must have an independent and dependent clause. The independent clause must contain subordinating conjunction or a relative pronoun.

In an example, the independent clause has a subordinating conjunction "as a result of". The two sentences are connected with a subordinating conjunction. The consequence of snow falling is a car who is stuck in the snow and these two actions are connected in a complex sentence.