Question

I went to Agra. I wished to see my aunt there. (combine the sentence without using and, but or so).

Answer 1

i wished to see my aunt in agra.

Answer 2

Answer:

It is possible to combine the two statements into one that reads, "I went to Agra because I wished to see my Aunt there."

Explanation:

• It is possible to combine the two sentences that are presented in the question by using the word "because," which is a conjunction.
• The sentence that was arrived at as a result of this particular situation is a compound sentence.
• A compound sentence is a type of sentence that combines two clauses into one through the use of an adjective.
• Independent clauses are those that can stand on their own in terms of the meaning they convey. One clause acts as an explanation for the other within the structure of the compound sentence.

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