Question

Despite his popularity, he lost the election (complex)​

Answer 1

Question: Change into complex sentence : -

Despite his popularity, he lost the election.

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He lost the election although he was popular.

Additional information :

• Two or more simple sentences can be combined to form a single simple sentence without the use of any conjunction.
• Compound sentences are formed by adding coordinating conjunctions between two simple sentences.
• Complex sentences are formed by adding subordinating conjunctions between two simple sentences.

Answer 2

Answer:

Although he is popular, he lost the election.

Explanation:

Sentences are one among the four types of sentences based on structure (simple, complex, compound, and compound-complex). Their distinction is that they contain a dependent clause; only complex sentences and complex-compound sentences have them.

Dependent clauses, also referred to as subordinate clauses, are clauses that can't stand alone as a complete sentence. Without an main clause , a subordinate clause is just a sentence fragment.

One of the most common types of complex sentences are conditional sentences, which debate imaginary situations, often using an if-then structure. In conditional sentences, one clause is true as long as both clauses are true.

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