Q2
EnglishVoice, Narration & Sentence Transformation
She wanted to go on vacation, so she saved money. Convert this to a simple sentence.
- a.As she wanted to go on vacation she saved money.
- b.She saved money for vacation.
- c.She wanted to go on vacation and saved money.
- d.Although she saved her money, she wanted to go on vacation.
Answer: (B) She saved money for vacation.
A simple sentence has only one finite verb and no joining conjunction. "She saved money for vacation" reduces the purpose clause to a prepositional phrase ("for vacation"), keeping a single clause. Option (A) creates a complex sentence with the subordinating conjunction "as", and option (C) is a compound sentence joined by "and" — both have more than one clause.