join the following sentences to make one complete sentence without using and, but or so. (1) It was a very beautiful painting. I had never se a more beautiful painting.
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It was the most beautiful painting that I had ever seen .
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It was a very beautiful paining which I had never seen.
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In joining the above mentioned two sentences, it is essential to use a connector. In such cases, we can use the term ‘which’. The term ‘which’ can be used, when the sentence meaning is not limited to particular.
If you take or remove this term, then you will be losing some interesting details about the sentence. Even if you remove this term, then the meaning of the sentence will not change. We can use commas or we can simply use the term ‘which’.
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