SUBORDINATE CONJUNCTION
A subordinate clause is introduced by a subordinating conjunction (dass, ob, weil, wenn, usw.) or in the case of relative clauses, a relative pronoun (den, der, die, welche, usw.). The conjugated verb is placed at the end of a subordinate clause.
Examples in German:
I don't know when he arrives today.
Ich weiß nicht, wann er heute ankommt.
When she went out, she immediately noticed the intense heat.
Als sie hinausging, bemerkte sie sofort die glühende Hitze.
There's a detour because the road is being repaired.
Es gibt eine Umleitung, weil die Straße repariert wird.
That's the lady (that/whom) we saw yesterday.
Das ist die Dame, die wir gestern sahen.
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