Language Assignment by https://padlet.com/arisharahman103/tb7pp6yvnbkb976a An assignment on Rules of Transformation of Sentences made with extreme sincerity and hard work by Arisha Rahman, Class 9B, Roll no- 9 en-us 2021-08-17 11:44:40 UTC 2021-08-17 14:27:35 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.net/icons/png/1f601.png TRANSFORMATION OF SENTENCES arisharahman103 https://padlet.com/arisharahman103/tb7pp6yvnbkb976a/wish/1682022182 Rule 1.
 Provided 
'Provided' is always followed by 'that'

  For example:
He is welcome to come along, provided that he behaves himself. 
 

Rule 2.
 However
'However' is followed by an adjective or adverb.

For example:
However long the night is, the dawn will break. 
 

Rule 3.
 Notwithstanding
  •  Notwitstanding = not considering/ not being influenced by/ in spite of the fact/ despite/ as long as (FUN FACT: You can replace any of these phrases instead of the word  notwithstanding in a sentence and it will be alright provided that it is grammatically correct and appropriate for the sentence. πŸ˜‰) 
  • Always use commas in these types of sentences. 

For example:
 Notwithstanding his nervousness, the young woman looked her interviewer directly in the eyes as she answered the questions. (Just like I would, if only we were in classπŸ˜”) 

Rule 4
 Lest
Lest is always followed by should.

For example:
I obeyed her lest she should be angry. 

Rule 5:
 But for 
  • But for = If it had not been for/ if it were not for 
  •  Always use commas in these type of sentences. 

For example:
 But for Jessica's help, you wouldn't have reached here. 

Rule 6:
 Under the impression that
Believe that something is true when it isn't = Think

For example:
 She must be under the impression it was him.



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