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He was absent because he was I'll. change into simple sentences ​

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Explanation:

A compound sentence is two independent clauses joined by a conjunction.

Changing “He was ABSENT due to illness” into a compound sentence would REQUIRE changing the phrase, “due to illness” into a sentence with its own subject and verb. Here are some examples, along with the subject and verb of the second clause in the compound sentence:

He was absent, and the REASON was illness.

Subject: the reason

Verb: was

He was ill, so he was absent.

Subject: he

Verb: was

He got SICK, and that’s why he wasn’t there.

Subject: that

Verb: is (contracted)

He was absent, and his absence was due to illness.

Subject: his absence

Verb: was



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