(Basic) Subordinating Conjunctions Expressing Spatial Relationships
Where and wherever are subordinating conjunctions that show a spatial relationship; they add place or location information to the independent clause.
Example sentences showing spatial relationships
I prefer to go shopping where the prices are low.
You can sit wherever you find an empty desk.
Wherever we can find a hotel, we will stop driving for the night. (See “Note.”)
Note. You must use a comma after the dependent clause (the clause with the subordinating conjunction) only when you start the sentence with it. (See the last example sentence above.)
Related Lessons on Subordinating Conjunctions
Subordinating Conjunctions