Question

Combine each set of Simple sentences into one Compound sentence.

1. He does well. He is nervous at the start.
2. The way was long. The wind was cold.
3. It is raining heavily. I will take an umbrella with me.
4. The harvest truly is plenteous. The labourers are few.
5. It was a stormy night. We ventured out.
6. Football is a vigorous and healthy game. Every boy should play it.
7. He is foolish. He is also obstinate.
8. I am in the right. You are in the wrong.
9. We can travel by land. We can travel by water.
10. The train was wrecked. No one was hurt.
11. The paper is good. The binding is very bad.
12. We must hasten. The robbers will overtake us.
13. The prince married the beautiful princess. They lived happily ever after.
14. The river is deep and swift. I am afraid to dive into it.
15. He was fined. He was sent to prison.
16. You may go to the theatre. Rama may go to the theatre.
17. Bruce was lying on his bed. He looked up to the roof. He saw a spider.
18. I cried out sadly. I beat my head and breast. I threw myself down on the ground.
19. You may play hockey. You may play football. You must do either of the two.
20. You may be wrong. Rashid may be wrong. You cannot both be right.
21. I got up. I looked about everywhere. I could not perceive my companions.
22. In Hyderabad I visited Charminar, Golkonda Fort and Birla Mandir. I could not visit Salar Jung Museum.
23. A is equal to B.B is equal to C. A is equal to C.
24. Most of the rebels were slain. A few escaped. They hid in the woods and marshes. The rebellion was quickly suppressed.​

Answer 1

Step-by-step explanation:

The way was long. The wind was cold.

2. The wind blew. The lightning splashed. The rain started falling.

3. It was a cold night. We ventured out.

4. He is foolish. He is obstinate.

5. Come in. Go out.

6. Do not be a borrower. Do not be a lender.

1. The way was long and the wind was cold.

2. The wind blew, the lightning splashed and the rain started falling.

3. It was a cold night but we ventured out.

4. He is foolish and obstinate.

5. Come in or go out. / Either come in or go out.

6. Do not be a borrower or a lender. / Be neither a borrower nor a lender