Select the sentence with the correct subordinating conjunction and the correct punctuation.
A) If you want to work out tomorrow, I can be ready at nine o'clock.
B) As though you want to work out tomorrow, I can be ready at nine o'clock.
C) I can be ready at nine o'clock as if you want to work out tomorrow.

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"If" is a subordinating conjunction that introduces a conditional clause. The sentence is correctly punctuated with a comma between the independent clause ("I can be ready at nine o'clock") and the dependent clause ("If you want to work out tomorrow").

Select the Sentence with the Correct Subordinating Conjunction and the Correct