English, asked by navikarkavitta, 10 months ago

can anyone explain me how to convert simple,compound,and complex sentences​

Answers

Answered by kavitapanjwani
2

Explanation:

yes. for making simple sentence we need only one finite verb. do make the other verbs non finite and keep only one finite verb

Answered by rishabh2328
5

=} A simple sentence can be converted into a complex sentence by expanding a word or phrase into a subordinate clause - which can be a noun clause, an adjective clause or an adverb clause.

Noun clause

He liked my suggestion. (Simple sentence)

He liked what I suggested. (Complex sentence)

His advice did not prove successful. (Simple sentence)

What he advised did not prove successful. (Complex sentence)

Note that it is usually a noun or a noun equivalent that can be changed into a noun clause.

Adjective clause

There I saw a beautiful girl. (Simple sentence)

There I saw a girl who was beautiful. (Complex sentence)

A wounded tiger is very fierce. (Simple sentence)

A tiger that is wounded is very fierce. (Complex sentence)

You can notice that it is adjectives or adjective equivalents or appositional words or phrases that are generally converted into adjective clauses.

Adverb clauses

She was too poor to educate her children. (Simple sentence)

She was so poor that she could not educate her children. (Compound sentence)

On being challenged they ran away. (Simple sentence)

When they were challenged they ran away. (Complex sentence)

You will have noticed that it is adverb phrases and adverbs that are converted to adverb clauses.

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