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Convert following complex sentence into a simple sentence:
It is sad that she died so young.

Her death at so early an age is sad. She dying so young is sad. It is sad to know that she died at an early age. She dying at an early age is sad.

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Convert the following compound sentence into a simple sentence :
We must eat, or we cannot live.

Convert following complex sentence into a simple sentence:
It is sad that she died so young.

The following transformation is an example under which clause?
Simple : His crime was unforgivable.
Complex : His crime was such as could not be forgiven.

Convert the following complex sentence into a simple sentence: It is sad that she died so young.

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Convert following complex sentence into a simple sentence: It is sad that she died so young.

Her death at so early an age is sad.

All Chapters

Language as Skill of Communication, Phonetics and Articles

The Preposition, Tenses and Subject – Verb Accord

The Infinitive, The Participle and Clauses

Degrees of Comparison

Transformation of Sentences

Modifiers, Direct and Indirect Speech

Sentence Connectives, The Gerund and Punctuation and Capitalisation

Vocabulary and Use of Abbreviations

Correct Usage

Eponym, Concord and Homophones

Letter Writing

Paragraph and Proposal Writing

Verbal Communication

Oral Presentation

Technical Written Communication

Forms of Technical Writing

Report Writing

Advertising, Precis Writing and Short Essays

Interview Skills and Group Discussion

Communication: Process and Elements

Principles of Public Speaking, Speaking and Listening Skills

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Convert the following compound sentence into a simple sentence : We must eat, or we cannot live.

Convert following complex sentence into a simple sentence: It is sad that she died so young.

The following transformation is an example under which clause? Simple : His crime was unforgivable. Complex : His crime was such as could not be forgiven.

Convert the following complex sentence into a simple sentence: It is sad that she died so young.

Transformation of Sentences

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Convert following complex sentence into a simple sentence:
It is sad that she died so young.

Convert the following compound sentence into a simple sentence :
We must eat, or we cannot live.

Convert following complex sentence into a simple sentence:
It is sad that she died so young.

The following transformation is an example under which clause?
Simple : His crime was unforgivable.
Complex : His crime was such as could not be forgiven.