Question

(c) Join the following sentences to make one complete sentence without using and, but
or so
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(i) The woman's house was burgled yesterday. I am sorry for her.
(ii) They did not believe me. I had to give them evidence
(iii) This book is easier. That book is easy.
(iv) It was late. I hoped to catch the last train.​

Answer 1

Answer:

i. I am sorry for the woman because her house was burgled yesterday.

ii. As they did not believe me I had to give them evidence.

iii. all though that book is easy this book easier.

iv. although it was late I hope to catch the last train

Answer 2

• I am sorry for the woman whose house was burgled yesterday.
• I had to give them evidence as they did not believe me.
• This book is easier than that book.
• I hoped to catch the last train as it was late.

Explanation:

Conjunctions are words that combine one word into another. It's also very useful for connecting part of a sentence to another, connecting a sentence or phrase, or connecting a subject to a subject.

Here are some examples of these conjunctions: after, before, although, once, since, so, unless, until, when, and so on.

Subordinate conjunction is a conjunction that precedes a subordinate clause. These are used to avoid redundancy and repetition. This also improves the processing and understanding of the language. It helps to associate one idea with another.

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