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Sentence Combination Practice: Noun Modification:
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1. The Great Wall of
China winds across the land. The Great Wall of China, which protects/protecting the country's farmland and villages, winds across the land. 2. One afternoon,
a young woman sadly returned home from the village. One afternoon, a young woman named Mulan/whose name was Mulan sadly returned home from the village.
The great barrier is about to be crossed by Huns army, (which was) led by the ferocious Shan-Yu. 4. Mulan rode her
horse. Disguised as a man, Mulan rode her horse whose name was/named Khan. or Mulan, disguised as a man, rode her horse whose name/named Khan. 5. A tiny dragon
wanted to regain his position. A tiny dragon named Mushu wanted to regain his Family Guardian position or his position as a Family Guardian. 6. The crown was
made for Queen Elizabeth. The crown was made for Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother, for her coronation as queen consort in 1937. 7. The principal
diamond is the Koh-i-Noor. The principal diamond set in the Maltese Cross at the front of the crown is the Koh-i-Noor which means Mountain of Light. 8. William the Conqueror
ordered the building of fortifications. William the Conqueror ordered the building of fortifications to help secure London, the chief city in his kingdom. 9. Jung Chang spoke
of the struggles. Jung Chang, the author of the bestseller Wild Swans, spoke of the struggles of three generations of Chinese women before and after the Communist revolution. 10. Lord Thomson
happened to see a copy of the newspaper. Lord Thomson, the British press baron who was stuck in Bangkok's Oriental Hotel one day in 1963 while waiting for a delayed flight, happened to see a copy of the newspaper. or Stuck in Bangkok 's Oriental Hotel one day in 1963 while waiting for a delayed flight, Lord Thomson, the British press baron, happened to see a copy of the newspaper. Source: Vessakosol,
Pimpan. 2000. Sentence Composition. Thammasat University Press.
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