Page 8 - Lesson notes- Synthesis of sentences

Separate- Do not be borrower. Do not be a lender either.
Combined – Neither a lender nor a borrower be.

 Making of Complex sentence
A simple sentence can be converted into a complex sentence by expanding a word or
phrase into a subordinate clause - which can be a noun clause, an adjective clause or an adverb
clause

Rules- to make complex sentence by adding two or more than two simple sentence

By using noun clause-

As we know noun clause works in five ways like Subject of verb, Object of transitive verb or
preposition, Verb of incomplete predication ( is,are,am,was, were) and complement and in case
of opposition. Note that it is usually a noun or a noun equivalent that can be changed into a
noun clause
In synthesis also noun form can be use

 By using noun clause

Noun clause

He liked my suggestion. (Simple sentence)

He liked what I suggested. (Complex sentence)

His advice did not prove successful. (Simple sentence)

What he advised did not prove successful. (Complex sentence)
More examples-

Separate- She is speaking true. It is known to all.
Combined- That she is speaking true it is known to all.
Separate- He is saint. Everybody knows it.
Combined- Everybody knows that he is a saint.

 By using Adjective Clause-

Adjective clause

There I saw a beautiful girl. (Simple sentence)

There I saw a girl who was beautiful. (Complex sentence)

A wounded tiger is very fierce. (Simple sentence)

A tiger that is wounded is very fierce. (Complex sentence)