Sentence Transformation

The old man being weak could not walk properly. (Make it Compound)

• In his weakness the old man could not walk properly.

• The old man was weak therefore could not walk properly.

• The old man who was weak could not walk properly.

His father in spite of being poor is a contented man. (Make it compound)

• His father is poor which makes him a contented man.

• Despite being poor his father is a contented man.

• His father is poor but he is contented.

• His father's poverty makes him a contented man.

She must work hard to be successful in the examination. (Make it compound)

• She must work hard otherwise she will not be successful in the examination.

• Only her hard work can make her successful in the examination.

• She must work hard which alone can make her successful in the examination.

• She who works hard must be successful in the examination.

Our teacher is popular among students for her diligence. (Make it Compound).

• Our diligent teacher is popular among students.

• Our teacher is diligent therefore she is popular among students

• Our teacher is popular among students due to her diligence.

• Our teacher who is diligent is popular among students.

A simple sentence contains: (select all that applies)

• One subject

• One finite verb

• More than one finite verb

• Two predicates

But for his faults he would have progressed immensely. (Make it Compoound)

• He had no faults and he would have progressed immensely.

• He has faults otherwise he would have progressed immensely.

• He has faults which doesn't let him progress immensely.

• His faults immensely prevented his progress.

Visualizing a danger ahead, the traveller became cautious.

• The traveller visualised a danger ahead when he became cautious.

• The traveller who was cautious visualised a danger ahead.

• The traveller visualized a danger ahead and he became cautious.

• The taveller was cautious while he visualized a danger ahead.

The culprit ran away to escape his arrest.

• The culprit ran away otherwise he would have been arrested.

• The culprit would have been arrested but for his running away.

• The culprit who ran away would have been otherwise arrested.

• None of these

The student must accept his fault to escape his punishment.

• The student who wants to escape his punishment must accept his fault.

• The student must accept his fault otherwise he will be punished.

• The student will be punished on the event of his not accepting his fault.

• None of these.