rewrite the sentence using the meaning of the underlined phrase or word
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Excited children ran hurriedly as it was becoming dark.
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As it was becoming dark the excited children d͍a͍s͍h͍e͍d͍ in doors.
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Exᴛʀᴀ Iɴғᴏʀᴍᴀᴛɪᴏɴ
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Simple sentences are easier to understand than complex ones. The simplest sentence structure in English is subject-verb-object-period, subject-verb-object-period and so on. Try to use the simplest sentences that make sense.
You can rewrite any simple, complex rather any type of sentence by understanding the meaning..
If you understand the question you will surely be able to rewrite using the required information given.
In many cases, simple English needs more words than ordinary English. In part this is because of "filler words" (extra words), where the words act as a mental pause, allowing the reader to catch up with your thought. When converting something from the English Wikipedia, it is not uncommon to find that your Simple English article takes up 25% to 50% more words than in standard English. In cases where the original English is poorly structured (usually in an attempt to seem smart to others), you may use much more space.
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As it was becoming dark the excited children d͍a͍s͍h͍e͍d͍ in doors.
_______________________________
_______________________________
Exᴛʀᴀ Iɴғᴏʀᴍᴀᴛɪᴏɴ
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Simple sentences are easier to understand than complex ones. The simplest sentence structure in English is subject-verb-object-period, subject-verb-object-period and so on. Try to use the simplest sentences that make sense.
You can rewrite any simple, complex rather any type of sentence by understanding the meaning..
If you understand the question you will surely be able to rewrite using the required information given.
In many cases, simple English needs more words than ordinary English. In part this is because of "filler words" (extra words), where the words act as a mental pause, allowing the reader to catch up with your thought. When converting something from the English Wikipedia, it is not uncommon to find that your Simple English article takes up 25% to 50% more words than in standard English. In cases where the original English is poorly structured (usually in an attempt to seem smart to others), you may use much more space.
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