Can I change sentence like this?
Sentence: Even though his mother was a driving instructor, my cousin failed his driving test six times.
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My cousin failed his driving test six times, even though his mother was a driving instructor.
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kingston123 Sentence: Even though his mother was a driving instructor, my cousin failed his driving test six times. [OK] to My cousin failed his driving test six times, even though his mother was a driving instructor. ] When you put the subordinate clause first (your first example), you use a comma to separate clauses.
- kingston123 Sentence: Even though his mother was a driving instructor, my cousin failed his driving test six times.
- [OK] to My cousin failed his driving test six times, even though his mother was a driving instructor.
- ] When you put the subordinate clause first (your first example), you use a comma to separate clauses.
- When you put the subordinate clause last (your second example), you do not use a comma.
- Otherwise, you can change the order of clauses in that sentence.
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kingston123Sentence: Even though his mother was a driving instructor, my cousin failed his driving test six times. [OK]
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My cousin failed his driving test six times, even though his mother was a driving instructor. [See below.]
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