The complex from of "He confessed his guilt" is
(a) He confesded that he was guilty
(b) He did confess his guilt
(c) He had confessed his guilt
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A. He confessed that he was guilty.
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The complex form of "He confessed his guilt." is (a) He confessed that he was guilty.
Explanation:
- A sentence which possesses an independent clause and one or more dependent clauses is known as a complex sentence. And a simple sentence contains only one independent clause (with one subject and one predicate).
- While an independent clause needs no other clause to convey its message.
- A dependent clause needs other clauses to express its meaning.
- We can change a simple sentence to a complex sentence by expanding a word or a phrase in the simple sentence into a dependent clause.
- A noun clause functions as a noun. It acts as the subject or object of the verb or object of a preposition.
- Here in the given simple sentence the phrase "his guilt" has been expanded to a dependent clause - "that he confessed he was guilty" that is the object of the verb - "confessed".
- Thus by changing the given sentence into a complex sentence we get, "He confessed that he was guilty".
Hence option (a) He confessed that he was guilty is the correct answer.
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