Synthesis of sentences : 6 Unique Ways to change multiple sentences into just one

Hello learners!
In this lesson, we learn how to change multiple sentences into one sentence in English.
Watch the lesson until the end to master the concept.
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[@pplantivorous3928]

Greetings from Argentina you are special. Sir I admire your passion (while) teaching English. …In your example(absolute phrases): The dogs HOWLING outside. His favourite movie COMING on tv. Those words in capital letters are functioning like adjectives (as object compliments) or they simple are ing forms you have just removed their helping verbs.

[@EnglishWithAshish]

Thank you for the kind words! Appreciate it! 🌸 Yes, these words are functioning as adjectives. 'A noun and an adjective in any form' is needed to form an absolute phrase.

[@randyugno4955]

I like your deatailed explanation of everything. Thank you Sir Ashis.

[@EnglishWithAshish]

Glad you like it. Keep learning and stay connected! ❤️

[@BCSPORIBAHAN]

Great

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[@EnglishWithAshish]

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[@EnglishWithAshish]

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[@nripensaha7527]

Despite watching a lot of vdos and reading grammer book, some critical terms can not be absorbed , your vdos helping me. Thank u

[@EnglishWithAshish]

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[@ms35295]

Sir, can you please guide me when to use present participle and past participle. In your video, for example (He finished the work. He went outside.) Finishing the work, he went outside. My question is why didn't you use past participle? Like, Finished the work, he went outside.

[@rajaloni8704]

Hi, Can we use this technique for paraphrasing ( changing the sentence structure/grammer without change in actual meaning) . Plz let me and I would appreciate your response!!

[@PewDiePie_200]

You just cleared my doubt for the topic .. keep making this type of videos👍👍

[@EnglishWithAshish]

Glad to hear that, Rahul! 🌸

[@rajaloni8704]

Need explanation on strategies for paraphrasing to avoid plagiarism,& I would appreciate ur quick response.

[@mohammedsobbhy]

Than you this impressive lesson, as well i am looking forward to new lessons in good writing sentence and converting the poor written into better written sentences. And again thanks from deep heart.

[@EnglishWithAshish]

That means a lot! Keep learning!

[@hanashaji9621]

1. We went home, after the match got over 2. The UFC fighter Conor, lives next to my house 3. When I reached his place, saw him lying on the floor, bedsheets covered in blood, parents injured and the dog dead 4. I love you, but cant help this time 5. She became my girlfriend for my money 6.The class had not finished but they came to see me

[@viswanathancr2801]

good video

[@EnglishWithAshish]

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[@wafassciencelectures650]

Priceless lesson. Thank you,sir!

[@EnglishWithAshish]

Glad you liked it. Appreciate your love and support!

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[@EnglishWithAshish]

You're welcome! 🌸

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[@nekram2395]

(1) The safe showed no sign of having been touched.(2)The safe showed no sign of being touched. Could both the sentences give the same meaning?Kindly clear my doubt.

[@tanjirahmedsumon9890]

thanks a lot from Bangaladesh

[@EnglishWithAshish]

You're welcome! Much love from India! 🌸

[@SantoshKumar-dt5ii]

In using participle phrases can we use having or being in beginning of sentences like Having finished his work,he went out to play with his friends.

[@EnglishWithAshish]

Absolutely! It's quite common to do that.

[@AsadKhan-yz1oy]

Hello sir! Use comma before conjunction whether it is coordinating or sub-coordinating?

[@EnglishWithAshish]

No, watch the lesson on the usages of the comma. That'll help, Asad!

[@azareena7790]

Thank you sir

[@EnglishWithAshish]

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[@islamkhan_123]

Ashish very well done, my favourite teacher,🌹🥀🌺

[@EnglishWithAshish]

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Thanks for subbing! Apologies for the late reply! ❤

[@phumkiatwananuraksakul7815]

Thanks, anyway,May I ask the last one if they are all prepositional phrases. But in the first sample in first sentence ,as you said,it is a complex sentence, not a modifying phrase except except the second sentence.Is my understanding correct or wrong? Thank you

[@EnglishWithAshish]

In the modifying phrases, yes, thr first example was a complex sentence. "After the match ended" is a dependent clause. You're welcome!

[@karthikk9472]

Hello sir can't we use eventhough in the third sentence as like;- 'Eventhough max was excellent in studies,he failed the exams',instead of yet? 5:40

[@fazilpeerally5288]

Namaste Guru Ashish, It is indeed an awesome video lesson. I presume that this will definitely dispel all confusions in one`s mind. Students will now do the exercises on such topic without any fear.Thanks you so much. To complete the lesson on Transformation of sentences, it would be great if you could add to your lists the following: 1. Interchange of the Degrees of Comparison. 2. Interchange of Affirmative and Negative sentences. 3. Interchange of Interrogative and Assertive sentences. 4. Interchange of Exclamatory and Assertive sentences. 5. Interchange of one Part of Speech for another. These are very often appeared on the exam papers. Many students score low marks on such topics. Once again, I thank you for your hard in providing us priceless video lessons. With best regards, Fazil

[@EnglishWithAshish]

Namaskaram, fazil! I always appreciate your genuine feedback. We sometimes need some motivation to push ourselves for better. Students like you are my motivation. Noted your points! A lesson on the same will be out soon. Take care of yourself! ❤️

[@mohankrishna1897]

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[@EnglishWithAshish]

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Welcome to the family! ❤️

[@Damnzz]

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[@swastikpadhy1238]

Hello sir, can you suggest some English language practice books?

[@EnglishWithAshish]

I have never used one. I can't unfortunately suggest any.

[@mohammedmuzaffar4444]

good

[@EnglishWithAshish]

Thank you.

[@RAVIKUMAR-ii4ux]

Hi Ashish, Doing a Great Job. Continue...

[@EnglishWithAshish]

Thank you, Ravi!

[@merciavandervent7345]

First combined sentence confusing. Both subjects and verbs with co-ordinating conjunction = compound/double sentence

[@muhammad.awaisqarni2422]

Sir amazing... Sir i know every concept of grammar, please refer a book for sentece building. And sir ur pronunciation is so good, how you get it

[@EnglishWithAshish]

Thank you, dear! A lot of listening and practice! :)

[@wafassciencelectures650]

1.Finishing the match,we went home. 2.Conor,a UFC fighter,lives next to my house. 3.Reaching his place,I saw him lying on the floor,the bed sheets covered in blood,his parents injured and his dog dead. 4.I love you,but I can't help you this time. 5.She became my girlfriend,for she wanted my money. 6.Even the class had not finished though they came to see me.

[@EnglishWithAshish]

Great work! 👏👏👏

[@wafassciencelectures650]

@@EnglishWithAshish Thank you,sir! Can I use even though in the way used in the last sentence?Please guide.

[@funda6349]

Man tomorrow is my exam wish me luck however I will pass I sow your video right

[@EnglishWithAshish]

All the best! 🌸

[@9827091766]

Brother could you make videos on interogative sentences sometimes it becomes difficult to form a question when long intergative question i need to ask. Ex How a tutorial channel has turned out to be fitness channel ? Or How has a tutorial channel turned out to be fitness channel ? Which one is correct ?

[@EnglishWithAshish]

Second one. Question word + helping verb + subject What have you learnt? How could you say that? Why do you lie? Feel free to ping me on my Instagram or Facebook group for any queries!

[@9827091766]

But someone said that second one was wrong.... 🤔

[@9827091766]

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[@EnglishWithAshish]

It's in the description of the lesson.

[@hazelgrace9553]

Thank you so much sir this helped me a lot ;-;

[@EnglishWithAshish]

Happy to know that! Keep learning and stay connected! 🤍

[@sonicreations2908]

Bro... Please make a vdo explaining uses of "would" in all possible context.

[@EnglishWithAshish]

Noted. I'll do it soon! :)

[@radhikaamethia3525]

Can you give me mini tricks for synthesis??

[@EnglishWithAshish]

There aren't mini tricks, Radhika.

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Really you are excellent sir.

[@EnglishWithAshish]

Thank you for the kind words, Neelam! 😊 You could learn English through Hindi on my second channel. Here's the link: kzbin.info/door/cVmLWFdOpMD4jRsCW3CsaA

[@abdullahmanzoor8466]

Sir please post a video on modal verbs please i really need it

[@EnglishWithAshish]

Sure, I will.

[@sudipdebnath1817]

Sir, Make more videos on this topic.

[@EnglishWithAshish]

There are more videos on this on the channel.

[@SumanDas-bf6gt]

Lina gave me an interesting book to read . Ramesh booked a cab to go to Delhi . here why lina gave me book?? to read (answer of why to verb) why he booked a cab?? to go (reply of why to verb ) but "to go" is adv. so "to read" adj. why?? i am confused .

[@EnglishWithAshish]

Answered!

[@SumanDas-bf6gt]

I am to make you expert in math. she is to get married next year. is here "to get" and " to make" subject complement?? and what is the function of these infinitives here??

[@EnglishWithAshish]

Just answered, brother.

[@muhammad.awaisqarni2422]

Actually is to, am to are to are special structure ,watch on you tube

[@muhammad.awaisqarni2422]

Compliment is always helping verb + noun/adjective.

[@muhammad.awaisqarni2422]

Married is an adjective so complement. And First sentence is actually causitve structure.

[@siddik456]

Sir, how to change using gerund?

[@EnglishWithAshish]

I've explanation all the possible ways in the lesson! :)

[@siddik456]

@@EnglishWithAshish The teacher got angry ,he left the class. How to change sentence by using gerund?

[@EnglishWithAshish]

A gerund won't do the job here. An absolute phrase or a participle phrase can be used. The teacher anger, he left the class. Being angry, the teacher left thr class.

[@siddik456]

@@EnglishWithAshish thanks 🙏

[@drisingstars8874]

Sir can provide the explanation matter please

[@EnglishWithAshish]

I explained everything in the video.

[@chiruyadav2584]

1. Finishing the match,we went home. 2. Voor, a UFC fighter, lives next to my house. 3. Reaching his place, i saw him lying on the floor, covered bedsheets in blood, injured parents and his dead dog. 4. I love you, but I can't help you this time. 5.she wanted my money, so she became my girlfriend. 6.they came to see me before not finishing the class.

[@EnglishWithAshish]

Great work, Chiru! 👏 The second one needs some corrections though. Second: Reaching his place, I saw him lying on the floor, bedsheets covered in blood, parents injured, and his dog dead.

[@shushmakumari367]

1. Finishing the match, we went home. 2. Conar, a UFC fighter, lives next to my house. 3. On reaching his place, I saw him lying on the floor, the bedsheets covered in blood, his parents injured and his dog dead. 4. Although I love you, I can't help you this time. 5. Since she wanted my money, she became my girlfriend. 6. Even though the class hadn't finished, they came to see me.

[@EnglishWithAshish]

Great job, Shushma! These are beautifully written! 👏

[@shushmakumari367]

@@EnglishWithAshish Thanks

[@emekachiudo3497]

11:12, isn't it suppose to be " we went to Jimi's place to talk to him?" Condodering, the a proper noun must be mentioned before being replaced by a pronoun?

[@EnglishWithAshish]

It was clear what HIM was referring to. So, I decided to go with it. We can use "Jimi's place" too. :)

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[@saeednoor587]

@@md_ez oh dear ,Present Indefinite ,present Simple or Simple present They mean the same thing .different names of the same tense just like present continuos tense is also known as present progressive tense .

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Here is my work, pls correct me. Thank you. 1. After finishing the match, we went home. 2. A UFC fighter Conor lives next to my house. 3. When I reached his place, I saw him lying on the floor, the bed sheets covered in blood, his parents injured, and his dog dead. 4. I love you, but I can’t help you this time. 5. She became my girlfriend as she wanted my money. 6. Even not finishing the class, they came to see me.

[@EnglishWithAshish]

Beautiful work, Anatsaya! These are amazing sentences. The last sound a but odd. Except that, these are amazing.

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[@EnglishWithAshish]

Haha! Thank you for the overwhelming words!

[@seemajamees3253]

5. She wanted my money to become my girlfriend

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[@1968tukta]

1. Finishing the match, we went home. 2. Conor, a UFC fighter, lives next to my house. 3. Reaching his place, I saw him lying on the floor, the bed sheets covered in blood, his parents injured, and his dog dead. 4. I love you, but I can't help you this time. 5. Wanting my money, she became my girlfriend. 6. Although the class had not finished, they came to see me.