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Combine the following sentences into
Simple sentences. Follow the example given. Note : A Simple
sentence has only one Finite Verb. |
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Examples :
Separate : He
bought an apple. He ate the apple.
Combined :
Buying an apple, he ate it. ( Also : After buying .... ) OR
Having bought an apple, he ate it. |
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He felt hungry. He ate some food. |
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He was tired. He had a rest. |
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She wrote down all the answers. She still had time to revise
them. |
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They arrived in town in the
morning. They went at once to the best shop. |
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His father was a very successful businessman. He was able to
leave him a great deal of money. |
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He bought a good house. He
furnished it well. He brought his family to live in it. |
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The king stood silently in the crowd. No one recognized him. |
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He was inspired with hope. He
climbed up the precipice. He reached the top in safety. |
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He raised his hand towards the audience. He thus commanded
silence. |
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The sea threatened to overwhelm the
boat. The boat was tossed by the waves. |
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He at last found his daughter. She was seated in a corner. She
was reading. |
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Instead of mirth and festivity we
saw nothing but sorrow. It saddened every face. It darkened the
bright lights of the banquet hall. |
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Wolves were heard in the distance. They were howling for prey. |
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His mode of welcome appeared to be insincere. It gave me no
pleasure. It gave me no comfort. |
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Answers |
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Feeling hungry, he ate some food. |
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Feeling tired, he had a rest. |
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( After ) writing down all the answers, she still had time to
revise them. |
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( After ) arriving in town in the
morning, they went at once to the best shop. |
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Being a very successful businessman, his father was able to
leave him a great deal of money. |
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( After ) buying a good house and
furnishing it well, he brought his family to live in it. |
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The king stood silently in the crowd, unrecognized by anyone. |
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Inspired with hope, he climbed up
the precipice, reaching the top in safety. |
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Raising his hand towards the audience, he commanded silence. |
10. |
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Tossed by the waves, the sea
threatened to overwhelm the boat. |
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He at last found his daughter sitting in a corner and reading a
book. |
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Instead of mirth and festivity we
saw nothing but sorrow, saddening every face and darkening the
bright lights of the banquet hall. |
13. |
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Wolves were heard in the distance, howling for prey. |
14. |
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His mode of welcome appeared to be insincere, giving me no
pleasure or comfort. |
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