Discussion
Complete the following sentence with correct subordinating conjunction:-
'You can only play outside _____ your father gets home.'
Answer: B
The correct conjunction is Until: 'You can only play outside until your father gets home.'
Until is a subordinating conjunction of time meaning 'up to the time when'. Permission to play lasts up to the father's arrival, which is exactly what the sentence intends.
Whereas introduces a contrast, in case a precaution ('take an umbrella in case it rains') and because a reason. None of them sets a time limit, so each produces a sentence that does not make sense.
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