Using the simple sentence "I attend SCCA," add a dependent clause to the beginning to create a complex sentence. Remember to include a comma.
As a full-time student, I attend SCCA.
Can you give me a different answer to the question
Although I have a busy schedule, I attend SCCA.
can you give me another
Since I want to pursue a career in the arts, I attend SCCA.
can you give me one that sounds more like a student would wright?
Even though I work part-time, I attend SCCA.
can you give me a answer that sounds more like a student
Because I am passionate about art, I attend SCCA.
To add a dependent clause to the beginning of the simple sentence "I attend SCCA" and create a complex sentence, we can start with a subordinating conjunction such as "Because," "Although," or "Since." Let's use "Since" in this case.
The dependent clause we will add is "Since I am interested in art."
Putting it all together, we get: "Since I am interested in art, I attend SCCA."