transformation of sentences 3

  

Change the following simple sentences to complex sentences 

  1. The old man being weak could not walk properly.
  2. His father in spite of being poor is a contended man.
  3. She must work hard to be successful in the examination.
  4. Our teacher is popular among students for his diligence.
  5. But for his faults he would have progressed immensely.
  6. Visualizing a danger ahead, the traveler became cautious.
  7. The student must accept his fault to escape his punishment.
  8. The culprit ran away to escape his arrest.
  9. Taking off their clothes the children jumped into the river.
  10. In the event of being late you will not be allowed entry.
  11. Nobody could find out the place of their stay.
  12. The purpose of his visit to this place is not known.
  13. All the laborers set out for their homes at sunset.
  14. On seeing the policeman, the thief fled away.
  15. You cannot succeed without working hard.
  16. Pious women are always respected by all.
  17. I do not know the way leading to his house.
  18. The guests sitting in the room could not hear his voice.
  19. She hoped to be successful in the examination.
  20. A man fair in his dealings is always trusted.
  21.  I saw a wounded dog..
  22. The girl sitting next to Peter is his sister..
  23.  I was the first to reach the spot.. 
  24. He liked his former place.. 
  25. We need a house to live in. 
  26. Your father is the man to solve this problem.. 
  27. He bought his uncle’s house.
  28. John admitted his guilt. 
  29. The principal is likely to punish him.
  30.  I have informed him of his success. 
  31. Alice is a said to be a good doctor. 
  32. His looks proclaim his innocence.

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