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Combine the following pairs of sentences into a complex sentence by changing the sentences in bold into adjective, adverb and noun clauses. (10)

i Ramesh stood first in the examination. He is my neighbor

ii We visited Porbandar. Gandhiji was born there.
iii The man is a painter. You met him yesterday.
iv The match could not be played. It rained heavily.
v The bell rang. The children rushed out of the classes.
vi We were caught in the rain. We were going to school.
vii You are not careful. You will cut your finger.
viii He knew this. He had made a mistake.
ix He would be absent. He said this.
x He is honest. This is known to everybody.
  

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Anonymous Combine the following pairs of sentences into a complex sentence by changing the sentences in bold into adjective, adverb and noun clauses. (10) Beginning with an imperative is so typical of an assignment that we know immediately that you are not really asking a question about some aspect of grammar that you may be confused about, and that all you really want is for someone else to do your work for you. First show us some evidence that you have tried to do your own work.

  • Anonymous Combine the following pairs of sentences into a complex sentence by changing the sentences in bold into adjective, adverb and noun clauses.
  • (10) Beginning with an imperative is so typical of an assignment that we know immediately that you are not really asking a question about some aspect of grammar that you may be confused about, and that all you really want is for someone else to do your work for you.
  • First show us some evidence that you have tried to do your own work.
  • Then we can help you.
  • CJ
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AnonymousCombine the following pairs of sentences into a complex sentence by changing the sentences in bold into adjective, adverb and noun clauses. (10)
Beginning with an imperative is so typical of an assignment that we know immediately that you are not really asking a question about some aspect of grammar that you may be confused about, and th

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