Question

1) They throw your weight forward, making it difficult to sustain upright

balance.

(Make it compound sentence.)​

Answer 1

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They throw your weight forward, making it difficult to sustain upright

balance.

(Make it compound sentence.)

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They throw your weight forward to make it difficult for you to stang upright and balance.

Extra Information ⤵️

• What is a Compound Sentence?

➡️ A compound sentence is a sentence with at least two independent clauses. An independent clause (unlike a dependent clause) can stand alone as a sentence.

Given below are some examples of Compound Sentences:-

• I want to lose weight, yet I eat chocolate daily.
• Michael did not like to read. She was not very good at it.
• Dr. Mark said I could come to his office on Friday or Saturday of next week.
• My favorite sport is skiing. I am vacationing in Hawaii this winter.

Answer 2

They throw your weight forward to make it difficult for you to sustain upright and balance.

This sentence is now a compound sentence.

1. A compound sentence can be defined as a sentence that assists in linking two dissimilar independent clauses in a sentence, usually with inter-relating conjunction like and or but.

2. They're appropriate for blending two or more self-sufficient and correlated sentences into a single one or a unified one.

3. For example-

# I prefer traditional dresses. Eleena prefers western dresses. → I prefer traditional dresses, and Eleena prefers western dresses.

# Bony went to the old factory. Liza went to the shop for marketing. → Bony went to the old factory, but Liza went to the shop for marketing.

# Our scooty got punctured. We came in the next evening. → Our scooty got punctured; we came in the next evening.

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