II. Use the variety of ways (connective, relative pronouns, or past participle) to join each pairs of sentences into one sentence. (5)marks

a. Venice is famous city in Italy. It also has a big carnival celebration.

b. The church was destroyed in war. It was never rebuilt.

c. You cannot pull or push something else. You don’t touch it.

d. We can go in that shop if you like. I don’t think you’ll find what you need.

e. Please welcome Mr. Bower. He is going to talk to us about climate change.

a. Venice is famous city in Italy which also has a big carnival celebration.

b. The church was destroyed in the war, but it was never rebuilt.

c. You cannot pull or push something else, so don’t touch it.

Explanation:

which - relative pronoun

but - connective

so - connective

newbie construction workers preparing to work at a job cite but are first going over safety concerns?

i think you should write from the heart and think what truely makes a hero. i can’t do this for you. even though this is it’s up to you.