It was a pleasant day. We went out for a long walk. (join the sentences without using and,but,so)
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◆THE DAY BEING PLEASANT ,WE WENT OUT FOR A LONG WALK◇
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◆THE DAY BEING PLEASANT ,WE WENT OUT FOR A LONG WALK◇
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Answer:
As the day was pleasant, we went out for a long walk.
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Since the day was pleasant, we went out for a long walk.
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No sooner we found the day pleasant than we went out for a long walk.
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It being a pleasant day, we went out fora long walk.
Explanation:
Such a sentence is called Complex Sentence. A complex sentence has one independent and one or more dependent clauses. The clauses in a complex sentence can be in any order. If the dependent clause is first, a comma is usually after it.
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