- The woman is my new neighbor. She lives in the blue house. (Join using a relative clause beginning with ‘who’)
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The woman who lives in the blue house is my new neighbor.
2. The boy is crying. His bicycle was stolen. (Combine using ‘whose’)
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The boy whose bicycle was stolen is crying.
3. I lost the watch. My grandfather gave it to me. (Combine into a complex sentence using an adjective clause ‘which’)
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I lost the watch which my grandfather gave to me.
4. The boy is my brother. The boy is in a blue dress. (Combine into a complex sentence using an adjective/relative clause ‘who’)
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The boy who is in a blue dress is my brother.
5. He is innocent. I am sure of it. (Join the sentences using a noun clause ‘that’)
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I am sure that he is innocent.
6. He will win the match. We hope so. (Join into a complex sentence using a noun clause ‘that’)
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We hope that he will win the match.
7. The patient had died. The doctor arrived later. (Join into one sentence using Adverb Clause ‘before’)
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The patient had died before the doctor arrived.
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