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Combine the following sentences into
Complex sentences. |
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Examples :
Separate : The
theft was committed. The time of its commission was never found
out.
Combined : The
time when the theft was committed was never fount out. |
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He may punish me. Yet will I trust
in him. |
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She persevered steadily. Success
was the result. |
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Murder has no tongue. Yet it will
speak. |
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All men must die and be forgotten.
Why then do they seek for fame and riches ? |
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A thief does his work very
cautiously. He does not wish to be caught in the act. |
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He has been very unfortunate. Yet
he is always cheerful. |
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He spoke rapidly. We could not
clearly understand him. |
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He made an excellent speech in
defense of his friend. Everyone admired him in consequence.
Everyone respected him. |
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It is now late. Let us go to bed. |
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He made his living by getting
presents. He received these present from certain men. He had
long served such men. |
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I shall never clearly understand
this. So I think. |
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You have not signed your name to a
letter. This shows your character. You lack moral courage. |
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Men engage in some work. They wish
to earn a living. |
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Answers |
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Though he may punish me, yet will I trust in him. |
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As she persevered steadily she achieved success. |
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Though murder has no tongue, yet it will speak. OR Murder
will yet speak though it has no tongue. |
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Why do men seek for fame and riches when all men must die and be
forgotten ? |
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A thief does his work very cautiously because ( as, since ) he
does not wish to be caught in the act. |
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Though he has been very unfortunate, yet he is always cheerful. |
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As he spoke rapidly, we could not clearly understand him. OR
We could not clearly understand him because ( as, since ) he
spoke rapidly. |
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As he made an excellent speech in defense of his friend,
everyone admired and respected him. |
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As ( since ) it is now late, let us go to bed. |
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He made his living by getting presents from certain men whom he
had been served long. |
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I think that I shall never clearly understand this. |
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You have not signed your name to a letter which shows your
character and your lack of moral courage. |
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Men engage in some work because ( as, since ) they wish to earn
a living. |
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