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Anonymous Posted 5 years ago
Grammar
Change Subordinate Clauses To Phrases?
- There is almost no end to the problems that face the head of the state.
- Before the students came to the class, the teacher had already given a quiz.
- Since Harry entered the Institute of Technology, he began to feel confident about his future.
- Two languages are spoken in Helsinki which is the capital of Finland.
- She comes from a city which is located in the southern part of the country.
- After Sofie completed her shopping, she went home.
- The people who are waiting for the bus in the rain are getting wet.
- Alex hurt his back while he was playing football.
- While I was trying to sleep last night, a mosquito kept buzzing in my ear.
- She comes from Venezuela that is a Spanish-speaking country.
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anonymous There is almost no end to the problems that face the head of the state. Before the students came to the class, the teacher had already given a quiz. Since Harry entered the Institute of Technology, he began to feel confident about his future.
- anonymous There is almost no end to the problems that face the head of the state.
- Before the students came to the class, the teacher had already given a quiz.
- Since Harry entered the Institute of Technology, he began to feel confident about his future.
- Two languages are spoken in Helsinki which is the capital of Finland.
- She comes from a city which is located in the southern part of the country.
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anonymous
- There is almost no end to the problems that face the head of the state.
- Before the students came to the class, the teacher had already given a quiz.
- Since Harry entered the Institute of Technology, he began to feel confident about his future.
- Two languages are spoken in Helsinki which is the capital of Finland.
- She comes fr
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