Question

He will make an excellent teacher. I believe it.
(ii)
The boys won the match. They rejoiced.
(iii) The girl lives in Delhi. She has just joined the college.
(iv) Sunil stayed at home and took care of their son. Shanti worked at a call
centre.
Re-write the following sentences according to the instructions given after
each. Make other changes that may be necessary, but do not change the
meaning of each sentence,​

Answer 1

Answer:

(I) I believe that he will make an excellent teacher.

(ii) The boys rejoice after they had won the match.

(iii) The girl who has just joined the college, lives in Delhi.

(iv) Shanti worked at call centre while Sunil stayed at home and took care of their son.

Explanation:

I believe these questions are of class 9 annual examination issued by ICSE Council.

Answer 2

(join sentences without using and, but or so)​

(i). I believe that he would make an excellent teacher

(ii) Since the boys won the match, they rejoiced

(iii) The girl who just joined college lives in Delhi

(iv) While Shanti worked at a call centre, Sunil stayed at home and took care of their son

Explanation:

• Independent clauses are 2 sentences which can stand on their own-in other words, they do not depend on another clause to enable them to make sense. Sentences with the same subject can be combined, since we describe the same place, person, or thing completing different actions, for example. The child walked. The father walked along. The father walked along with the child
• Since is used as an adverb to introduce time, as a  preposition, an  and as a conjunction to present  a reason. We use since as a subordinating conjunction to introduce a subordinate clause. We use it to give a reason for something. For example, Since her Kamala hated holidays so much, her parents decided to go on their own.
• We use while when 2 things are take place at the same time. When we have two continuous actions happening at the same, then we use while. For example: Dorothy was weeping, while Oriano was angry and indignant