 Re: Plastic semiconductors
Dear Mr. RonBee,
I think we have a fun, but one thing I am still not sure.
"When I was choosing the theme that I would write about I decided it had to be something from science, especially physics."
In adverb clauses, subordinating conjunctions of time, is a complex sentence.
It has one independent clause and one or more dependent clauses.
If the adverb clause (depepndent clause) stands before indepepndent clause, a comma should have to connect two clauses; and if the adverb clause (depepndent clause) stands after indepepndent clause, a comma should be omitted.
For Example:
When I finish my work, I feel hungry= when finishing my work, I feel hungry.
I feel hungry when I finish my work = I feel hungry when finishing my work.
The first sentence, I thought it may be "run on". I know I may be wrong because English may have some of exception, but anyway, would you explain, please.
See you,
Nam Thao |