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nasty-shy [4]
3 years ago
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Thomas Jefferson was a brilliant writer. He was chosen to write the Declaration of Independence. Which is the best way to combin

e the sentences? Thomas Jefferson, which was a brilliant writer, was chosen to write the Declaration of Independence. Even if Thomas Jefferson was a brilliant writer, he was chosen to write the Declaration of Independence. Thomas Jefferson, who was a brilliant writer, was chosen to write the Declaration of Independence. Although Thomas Jefferson was a brilliant writer, he was chosen to write the Declaration of Independence.
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Rudiy273 years ago
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The best way to combine the sentences is: Thomas Jefferson, who was a brilliant writer, was chosen to write the Declaration of Independence.

When sentences are closely related in meaning and belong together, we can <u>combine two or more into one sentence</u>. There are<u> five ways</u> of combining a sentence:

  • <u>Punctuation:</u> Sentences are combined using punctuation marks.
  • <u>Coordination: </u>Coordinating conjunctions are used to combine sentences (and, or, but, so)
  • <u>Subordination:</u> It is a way of combining sentences that makes one sentence more important than the other.
  • <u>Reduction:</u> Reducing a sentence into a phrase.
  • <u>Apposition:</u> In apposition, we take a word or a phrase and place it in a parallel position to a noun in the sentence.

In this particular case, the way of combining the sentences was apposition. Another example of this combining way would be: "Sarah, who was a remarkable student, always did her homework".

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