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Combine the following sentences into
Complex sentences. |
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Examples :
Separate : He will
come. No one knows the time.
Combined : No one
knows when he will come. OR No one knows the time when he will
come. |
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Rain will fall today. This is quite evident. |
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You were taken ill. This was very
unfortunate. |
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We can make our lives sublime. Lives of great men will remind us
of this. |
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He cannot resist your claims. he
cannot deny your merits. Of this you may be sure. |
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Our hopes about our future may or may not be fulfilled. Time
alone will show. |
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Of what use is a knowledge of books
to him ? He fails to practice virtue. |
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Fortune selects a certain kind of man for her friend. Such a man
reflects before acting. |
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He acted on a certain plan. It has
answered well. |
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He had received a good education.
This raised him above many men of his own age and rank. |
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He will succeed. He has worked
hard. |
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They were always contented and
happy. Yet they were poor. |
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He likes you up to a certain point.
I like you to the same extent. |
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Answers |
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It is quite evident that rain will fall today. |
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It was very unfortunate that you
were taken ill. |
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Lives of great men will remind us that we can make our lives
sublime. |
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Of this you may be sure that he
cannot resist your claims or deny your merits. |
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Time alone will show whether our hopes about our future may or
may not be fulfilled. |
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Of what use is a knowledge of books
to him who fails to practice virtue. |
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For her friend, fortune selects a certain kind of man who
reflects before acting. |
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He acted on a certain plan which
has answered well. |
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He had received a good education
which raised him above many men of his own age and rank. |
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He will succeed as ( for, because )
he has worked hard. |
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Though they were always contented and happy, yet they were poor. |
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He likes you up to the ( same ) point that I like you. OR
I like you to the same extent that he likes you. |
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