Question

1.
Join the sentences without using ‘and' or 'but'.
He is wrong. I am sure of it.
2. He said some thing. I did not hear.
3. I am very sorry. I cannot adequately express my sorrow.
4. We have been deceived. That is the truth.
5. This is the school. I was taught there.
6. You put it somewhere. Show me the place.​

Answer 1

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1. I am sure that he is wrong.
2. I did not hear what he said.
3. I cannot adequately express how sorry I am.
4. That we have been decided is the truth.
5. This is the school where I was taught.
6. Show me the place where you put it.

Answer 2

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I am sure that he is wrong.

I did not hear what he said.

I cannot adequately express how sorry I am.

That we have been decided is the truth.

This is the school where I was taught.

Show me the place where you put it.