Clauses

contains only a predicate

can't always stand alone as a sentence

contains both a subject and a predicate

is a group of words

In case

As not

So that

For

Isn't a main clause

Can stand alone as a sentence

Must always be a part of a sentence

Doesn't depend on the main part for meaning

 Begins with such words as if, when, so that, until...

Although she is hungry, she'll give him a part of her food

Although she is hungry she'll give him a part of her food

When he gets a shot, he always cries

He always cries when he got a shot

In case

Whenever

As soon as

To

Present Perfect

Furure Simple

Present Simple

Past Simple

A question word

A conjunction

Future in the Past

Present Perfect

Past Continuous

Present Simple

If I tell him, will he be angry?

The baby was sleeping, when she came home

Alex smiles whenever he will see us

When I grow up, I want to be a doctor

After

Until

By the time

If

During

Until

As

While

Will finish

Does finish

Finishes

Finished

When

For what

Why

Who

In order to

So as not to

Not to

In order not to

To

In order to

For

So that