Question

He fled. He had seen a tiger. (into one simple sentence)

Answer 1

Having seen a tiger, he fled.

Answer 2

Having seen a tiger, he fled.

Explanation:

• We are given two sentences and we have to combine them into a simple sentence.
• A simple sentence is an independent clause that has a subject (a person or object doing an activity) and a predicate (a verb or verbal phrase that describes the action).
• There are no dependent or subordinate clauses in simple sentences.
• A simple sentence is one in which there is just one independent clause.
• A clause is a set of words that includes a subject and a predicate in grammar.