Transformation of Sentences

Transform the simple sentence into a compound sentence: "He worked hard to pass the exam."

• He worked hard, and he passed the exam.
• He worked hard so that he might pass the exam.
• He worked hard, and he wanted to pass the exam.
• Working hard, he passed the exam.

Transform the compound sentence into a simple sentence: "He is poor, but he is honest."

• He is poor but honest.
• Being poor, he is honest.
• Although poor, he is honest.
• He is poor and honest.

Transform the complex sentence into a simple sentence: "Although she was tired, she completed her work."

• She was tired, but she completed her work.
• Being tired, she completed her work.
• She completed her work despite being tired.
• She completed her work, though tired.

Transform the simple sentence into a complex sentence: "He confessed his crime."

• He confessed that he had committed the crime.
• He confessed and admitted his crime.
• He confessed after he committed the crime.
• Confessing, he admitted his crime.

Transform the compound sentence into a complex sentence: "I tried to persuade him, but he refused to listen."

• Although I tried to persuade him, he refused to listen.
• He refused to listen because I tried to persuade him.
• I tried persuading him; however, he refused to listen.
• I tried to persuade him, and he refused to listen.

Transform the complex sentence into a compound sentence: "Since he was ill, he stayed home."

• He was ill and stayed home.
• He was ill, so he stayed home.
• He stayed home because of his illness.
• Being ill, he stayed home.

Transform the simple sentence into a compound sentence: "She studied hard to win the scholarship."

• She studied hard, and she won the scholarship.
• She studied hard, for she wanted to win the scholarship.
• She studied hard so that she might win the scholarship.
• Studying hard, she won the scholarship.

Transform the compound sentence into a simple sentence: "He completed the project, and he submitted it on time."

• He completed and submitted the project on time.
• Completing the project, he submitted it.
• He submitted the project after completing it.
• He was completing and submitting the project.

Transform the simple sentence into a complex sentence: "He is too weak to run fast."

• He is weak but runs fast.
• He is weak and cannot run fast.
• He is so weak that he cannot run fast.
• Being weak, he cannot run fast.

Transform the complex sentence into a compound sentence: "If you work hard, you will succeed."

• You will succeed because you work hard.
• Work hard, or you will not succeed.
• You work hard and succeed.
• Work hard, and you will succeed.