(you can delete or change some words. The reason I asked you guys to do this for me is that I absolutely have no idea what sentence to make using these two sentences! It’s so hard for me but I know how to use adv or adj subordinate clause)
These are the two sentences that you have to make a complete sentence from them:
1) General Lee ordered General Pickett to charge
2)The odds were against him
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Join These Two Sentences And Make A Complete Sentence Using Adv Or Adj Subordinate Clause,read Details Below?
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General Lee ordered General Pickett to charge, although the odds were against him.
Although the odds were against him, General Lee ordered General Pickett to charge.
A listing of types and examples of sentence-combining appears below in Table 1. … while, because) link sentences with one of the sentences subordinate or … Relative Clauses: Sentence contains an embedded, subordinate clause that … When two sentences refer to the same noun, one sentence be reduced to an …
General Lee ordered General Pickett to charge, although the odds were against him.
Although the odds were against him, General Lee ordered General Pickett to charge.
Although the odds were against him, General Lee ordered General Pickett to charge.