A long sentence can be split up into some short simple sentences, In A fact, it is just the opposite of Synthesis or Joining.
Here are some examples. Pay special Attention for supplying subject and verb in short sentences and maintain sequence of action.
(i) He took a pen and a piece of paper and wrote something on it.
= He took a pen. He took a piece of paper. He wrote something on it.
(ii) It is such a good news that I cannot believe it.
= It is a very good news. But I cannot believe it.
(iii) As you are a proved liar, I cannot believe you.
= You are a proven liar. So I cannot believe you.
(iv) Being tired by a long walk, the traveller sat under a tree.
= The traveller was tired by a long walk. So he sat under a tree.
(v) Habib was unhappy when he was punished and shown a red card by the referee.
= Habib was punished by the reference. He was also shown a red card by the referee. So he was unhappy.
(vi) This is Bikash who is not only my friend but also one of the best boys in the class.
= This is Bikash. He is my friend. He is also one of the best boys in the class.
(vii) Amal headed the ball that was floated into the penalty area by Akhtar, taken from a corner kick.
= Amal headed the ball. It was floated into the penalty area by Akhtar. It was taken from a corner kick.
(viii) The boy stood on the burning deck, from where every one else had gone away.
= The boy stood on the deck. The deek was burning. Everyone else had gone away from there.
(ix) Men of science have proved that the sun does not move round the earth, but the earth moves round the sun.
= The earth moves round the sun. The sun does not move round the earth. Men of science have proved these facts.
(x) History says that socrates when he was given a cup of hemlock continued to talk to his friends who were standing beside him.
= Socrates was given a cup of hemlock. He continued to talk to his friends. They were standing beside him. History says this.
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