Identify the subordinate clause in the following:
Mr. Desouza will not begin his day until he has had his first cup of coffee. [Advanced]

Mr. Desouza will not begin his day

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his first cup of coffee

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until he has had his first cup of coffee

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will not begin

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Solution

The correct option is C until he has had his first cup of coffee
Subordinate clauses start with conjunctions or prepositions and cannot exist without the on the main clause. Here “until...coffee” is dependent on “Mr.Desouza...day”. Hence, Option C is correct. The rest of the options do not fit this description, hence incorrect.

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Identify the subordinate clause in the following:Mr. Desouza will not begin his day until he has had his first cup of coffee. [Advanced]

Identify the subordinate clause in the following:
Mr. Desouza will not begin his day until he has had his first cup of coffee. [Advanced]