Simple to compound Kore daw ... 1 theke 50

Here are the simple sentences converted to compound sentences:

1. Simple: She went abroad to carry on higher study. Compound: She wanted to carry on higher study, so she went abroad.
2. Simple: In spite of trying hard to change his poor condition, he failed. Compound: He tried hard to change his poor condition, but he failed.
3. Simple: In spite of eating a balanced diet, she grew fat. Compound: She ate a balanced diet, yet she grew fat.
4. Simple: In spite of maintaining a routine life, the student failed. Compound: The student maintained a routine life, but he failed.
5. Simple: By obeying social law we can enjoy peace. Compound: We obey social law, and we can enjoy peace.
6. Simple: Without taking an umbrella you cannot go out. Compound: Take an umbrella, or you cannot go out.
7. Simple: Without keeping good relation with your neighbors, we cannot live in harmony. Compound: Keep good relation with your neighbors, or we cannot live in harmony.
8. Simple: In spite of speaking the truth, he was not rewarded. Compound: He spoke the truth, yet he was not rewarded.
9. Simple: He drank a cup of hot tea. Compound: He drank a cup of tea, and it was hot.
10. Simple: We arrived at the station at noon. Compound: It was noon, and we arrived at the station.
11. Simple: He is looking at some beautiful flowers. Compound: He is looking at some flowers, and they are beautiful.
12. Simple: Samira has an Australian pen friend. Compound: Samira has a pen friend, and he/she is Australian.
13. Simple: Finishing the work, we went to the playground. Compound: We finished the work, and then we went to the playground.
14. Simple: Closing the door, I went back to sleep. Compound: I closed the door, and then I went back to sleep.
15. Simple: The water being very cold, I could not drink it. Compound: The water was very cold, so I could not drink it.
16. Simple: The lunch being over, we left the hotel. Compound: The lunch was over, so we left the hotel.
17. Simple: The sun having set, we returned home. Compound: The sun had set, so we returned home.
18. Simple: He is too weak to go out. Compound: He is very weak, so he cannot go out.
19. Simple: I was too poor to buy a pen. Compound: I was very poor, so I could not buy a pen.
20. Simple: Without speaking English, you cannot speak English well. Compound: Speak English, or you cannot speak English well.
21. Simple: Without drinking clean water, we cannot keep fit. Compound: Drink clean water, or we cannot keep fit.
22. Simple: Lucy has sent Samira a picture full of tall buildings. Compound: Lucy has sent Samira a picture, and it is full of tall buildings.
23. Simple: It rains in the rainy season. Compound: It is the rainy season, and it rains.
24. Simple: We went to the fair in the evening. Compound: It was evening, and we went to the fair.
25. Simple: He went to the library to read. Compound: He wanted to read, so he went to the library.
26. Simple: She works hard to prosper in life. Compound: She wants to prosper in life, so she works hard.
27. Simple: I helped a blind man. Compound: A man was blind, and I helped him.
28. Simple: I bought a costly pen. Compound: I bought a pen, and it was costly.
29. Simple: The woman lost a valuable thing. Compound: The woman lost a thing, and it was valuable.
30. Simple: I exercise to build a good health. Compound: I want to build good health, so I exercise.
31. Simple: He is too clever to speak the truth. Compound: He is very clever, but he does not speak the truth.
32. Simple: People build house to remain safe. Compound: People want to remain safe, so they build houses.
33. Simple: He sells pure milk. Compound: He sells milk, and it is pure.
34. Simple: He found a bag dropped by a passer-by. Compound: A passer-by dropped a bag, and he found it.
35. Simple: By eating a balanced diet, we can be healthy. Compound: We eat a balanced diet, and we can be healthy.
36. Simple: He could not come because of his illness. Compound: He was ill, so he could not come.
37. Simple: In spite of his poverty, he is honest. Compound: He is poor, yet he is honest.
38. Simple: He is too old to work. Compound: He is very old, so he cannot work.
39. Simple: He is too weak to walk. Compound: He is very weak, so he cannot walk.
40. Simple: He is too short to touch the roof. Compound: He is very short, so he cannot touch the roof.
41. Simple: He is too slow to win the race. Compound: He is very slow, so he cannot win the race.
42. Simple: He is too dull to understand it. Compound: He is very dull, so he cannot understand it.
43. Simple: He is too proud to beg. Compound: He is very proud, so he does not beg.
44. Simple: He is too honest to tell a lie. Compound: He is very honest, so he does not tell a lie.
45. Simple: He is too wise to make a mistake. Compound: He is very wise, so he does not make a mistake.
46. Simple: He is too kind to refuse me. Compound: He is very kind, so he does not refuse me.
47. Simple: He is too busy to attend the meeting. Compound: He is very busy, so he cannot attend the meeting.
48. Simple: He is too ill to go to school. Compound: He is very ill, so he cannot go to school.
49. Simple: He is too tired to walk. Compound: He is very tired, so he cannot walk.
50. Simple: He is too weak to carry the load. Compound: He is very weak, so he cannot carry the load.