Synthesis of Sentences - two or more simple sentences into one new simple sentence

 

Synthesis of sentences means combining two or more simple sentences into a single new simple sentence, usually by removing repetition and using phrases or modifiers. Let me show you how it works:

---

🔗 Methods of Sentence Synthesis

1. Using Participles

• Original: He finished his work. He went home.
• Synthesized: Finishing his work, he went home.

2. Using Infinitives

• Original: She has some money. She wants to buy a car.
• Synthesized: She has some money to buy a car.

3. Using Prepositions

• Original: The sun rose. The birds began to sing.
• Synthesized: The birds began to sing at sunrise.

4. Using Adverbs

• Original: He tried hard. He succeeded.
• Synthesized: He succeeded by trying hard.

5. Using Nouns or Phrases

• Original: He is a doctor. He is also a writer.
• Synthesized: He is a doctor and a writer.

---

✨ Practice Examples

Try synthesizing these pairs:

1. The boy saw the snake. He ran away.
2. She worked hard. She passed the exam.
3. I went to the market. I bought some fruits.

For instance:

• "The boy saw the snake. He ran away." → "Seeing the snake, the boy ran away."

---

Would you like me to prepare a step-by-step worksheet with 15 pairs of sentences, showing both the original and the synthesized versions, so you can practice systematically?