Select the sentence with the correct subordinating conjunction and the correct punctuation.
A) I always take a cold shower as I dive into the lake.
B) I always take a cold shower before I dive into the lake.
C) While I dive into the lake, I always take a cold shower.

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The subordinating conjunction "before" correctly introduces the subordinate clause "before I dive into the lake." The comma after "shower" indicates that the subordinate clause is coming before the main clause. "While" in option C is not correct because it implies that the two actions are happening at the same time, which is not the case. Option A uses "as" instead of a subordinating conjunction, which is incorrect.

Select the Sentence with the Correct Subordinating Conjunction and the Correct