Transformation of Sentences

He is too sick to speak.

He is sick, so he cannot speak.

As he is sick, so he cannot speak.

He is sick and he cannot speak.

She did it despite knowing what would happen.

She knew what would happen as she did it.

She knew what would happen but she did it anyway.

She did it even though she knew what would happen.

I bought a dress for her and it was red.

As the dress was red, I bought it for her.

I bought a dress for her though it was red.

Despite it being red, I bought the dress for her.

He ate a curry and it was delicious.

It was a delicious curry which he ate.

The curry was delicious, so he ate it.

He ate a delicious curry.

As it was midnight, she returned home.

She returned home and it was midnight.

She returned home when it was midnight.

Despite it being midnight, she returned home.

I knew about her and her previous activities.

I knew about the activities that she previously committed.

I knew what her previous activities were.

Her previous activities were known to me.

Even though he is rich, he is humble.

He is rich and humble.

He is as humble as he rich.

He is rich but he is humble.

He works at night and studies at day.

As he studies at day, so he works at night.

As he studies at day, so he works at night.

He works at night to study at day.

a) Her father died and she became helpless. b) She became helpless when her father died.

She became helpless when her father died.

Her fathers’ death made her helpless.

Her father died, so she became helpless.

Although he went to the shop, he didn’t buy anything.

He went to the shop only to return empty-handed.

He bought nothing after going to the shop.

He went to the shop but bought nothing.