Question

She lost her ring. She began to cry.

Change into simple and compound.​

Answer 1

she began to cry as she lost her ring

Answer 2

She began to cry as she lost her ring.

She began to cry because she lost her ring.

Explanation:

• A simple sentence is an independent clause that has a subject (a person or object doing an activity) and a predicate (a verb or verbal phrase that describes the action).
• There are no dependent or subordinate clauses in simple sentences.
• A compound sentence is one that joins two separate clauses with a coordinating conjunction, such as and or but.
• They work best when you want to combine two or more self-contained and linked sentences into a single, coherent statement.