Q. Combine each of the following pairs of sentences to make one complete
sentence without using and, but or so or because :
f) They left their car on the road. They walked through the jungle.
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The correct sentence is - Leaving the car on the road, they walked into the jungle.
- Combining the sentences mean, to put together two sentences in such a way that they still form a meaningful sentence.
- In combining the sentences without using prepositions such as a, an, the etc, the clauses and tenses must be taken care of.
- Thus, the correct sentence here will be leaving the car on the road, they walked into the jungle.
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Leaving the car on the road, they walked through the jungle.
Explanation:
- Participial phrases are described as the phrases that consists of a participle(present or past) followed by the modifier.
- These phrases usually function as adjectives to add details and description to the sentence.
- In order to link the above two sentences, the first sentence could be converted into a participle phrase by changing the verb from 'left' to 'leaving' and removing the subject.
- This helps in making the first clause subordinate and therefore, it introduces the main clause.
- Thus, they can be joined through a participial phrase and still conveying an accomplished thought.
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