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I. Rewrite the following Simple Sentences as Compound Sentences: 1. She must work hard to be successful in the examination. 2. Our teacher is popular among students for his diligence. 3. But for his faults he would have progressed immensely

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1)She must be work hard to successful in the examination2)our teacher is popular among the students for his diligence 3)But for his faults he would have progressed immensely

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I. Rewrite the following Simple Sentences as Compound Sentences: 1. She must work hard to be successful in the examination. 2. Our teacher is popular among students for his diligence. 3. But for his faults he would have progressed immensely​

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I. Rewrite the following Simple Sentences as Compound Sentences: 1. She must work hard to be successful in the examination. 2. Our teacher is popular among students for his diligence. 3. But for his faults he would have progressed immensely