Joining of Sentences (Without using 'and', 'but' and 'so')

I saw a well. The well was deep.

• I saw a deep well.

• I saw a well who was deep.

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CCSS.L.8.4A

CCSS.RL.8.4

The bus is crowded. This is usual.

• The bus is unusually crowded.

• The bus is unusually crowded.

I met a man on the road. He was very wise.

• I met a very wise man on the road.

• I met a man on the road which was very wise.

The sun set. The match was not over.

• The sun set after the match was not over.

• The match was not over by the sunset.

He was tired. He went to sleep.

• He was too tired to sleep.

• Being tired, he went to sleep.

Tommy is my faithful dog. I like him.

• I like Tommy, my faithful dog.

• Tommy is my dog whom I like faithfully.

Turn to your right. You will find the bank.

• Turn to your right though you will find the bank.

• Turning to your right, you will find the bank.

The weather was pleasant. We went for a walk.

• The weather was pleasant for a walk.

• The weather being pleasant, we went for a walk.

Wordsworth is the greatest poet of Nature. Everyone knows him.

• Everyone knows Wordsworth, the greatest poet of Nature.

• Wordsworth is a great poet of Nature so everyone knows him.

She is my friend. She is the most intelligent of all my friends.

• She is the most intelligent than all of my friends.

• She is the most intelligent of all my friend.