do as directed:
1. On seeing the timid deer, the hungry lion pounced on it (change to complex sentence)
2. All the visitors appreciated the paintings which were displayed in the room (change to simple sentence)
3. The story is too boring for me to read (change to complex sentence)
SOMEOBE PLEASE HELP ME ASAP!!!!

Question

do as directed:
1. On seeing the timid deer, the hungry lion pounced on it (change to complex sentence)
2. All the visitors appreciated the paintings which were displayed in the room (change to  simple sentence)
3. The story is too boring for me to read (change to complex sentence)
SOMEOBE PLEASE HELP ME ASAP!!!!

Nothnxx · Answer

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Nothnxx · Answer

@DeclanAkaba101

Nothnxx · Answer

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MidniteSunny · Answer

Complex sentences hav a subordinate clause or clauses (a clause that cannot stand alone as a complete sentence; it merely complements a sentence's main clause).
So looking at ze first question, "On seeing the timid deer, the hungry lion pounced on it." we can make it a complex sentence by adding a subordinate clause. An example would be as followed:  On seeing the timid deer, the hungry lion, who had hunted many deer before and therefore knew what to look for, pounced on it. 
The subordinate clause used there is "who had hunted many deer before and therefore knew what to look for" which is called an adjective clause.

Nothnxx · Answer

@midnitesunny wrote:

Complex sentences hav a subordinate clause or clauses (a clause that cannot stand alone as a complete sentence; it merely complements a sentence's main clause). So looking at ze first question, "On seeing the timid deer, the hungry lion pounced on it." we can make it a complex sentence by adding a subordinate clause. An example would be as followed: On seeing the timid deer, the hungry lion, who had hunted many deer before and therefore knew what to look for, pounced on it. The subordinate clause used there is "who had hunted many deer before and therefore knew what to look for" which is called an adjective clause.

it's not helpful im srry

Nothnxx · Answer

my teacher said u can't add any extra sentences u can only add some conjuctions like and, so, after , etc

MidniteSunny · Answer

Oh so you cannot add any more words? I did not add a sentence because it cannot stand alone.

Nothnxx · Answer

@midnitesunny wrote:

Oh so you cannot add any more words? I did not add a sentence because it cannot stand alone.

hmm ok let's move to the next questio

Nothnxx · Answer

wait

Nothnxx · Answer

'As the hungry lion saw the timid deer, it pounced on it' is my sentence right?

MidniteSunny · Answer

The first given one, yes.

Nothnxx · Answer

huh

MidniteSunny · Answer

Oh wait. You switched it up.

MidniteSunny · Answer

That sentence doesn't have a subordinate clause.

Nothnxx · Answer

oh um ok let's do the next one

MidniteSunny · Answer

To change "All the visitors appreciated the paintings which were displayed in the room." we must first identify the subordinate clause that has been added to make it a complex sentence. The trigger word for that here is "which", so to change the whole thing back to a simple sentence, we must remove that whole section. This turns it into "All the visitors appreciated the paintings."

MidniteSunny · Answer

(The type of clause used was an adjective clause btw)

Nothnxx · Answer

waitt is this correct? 'When the hungry lion saw the timid deer,he pounced on it.'

MidniteSunny · Answer

I think so