Directions: Combine each sets of sentences into one sentence, using a) as the core idea.

1. Sentence Combination Exercise:

1.
a. The government may introduce laws.
b. The laws were designed to control internet cafes.
c. The laws were designed to restrict outings after 10 p.m.
d. The internet cafes offer on-line games.
e. The outings were of young people.

The government may introduce laws to control internet cafes offering online games and restrict young people's outings after 10 p.m.

2.
a. Hong Kong Leader Tung Chee-hwa postponed a vote yesterday.
b. He reeled after the massive show of people power.
c. The show happened last week.
d. The vote was on a controversial anti-subversion bill.
e. He lost the support of a key legislative ally.

HK leader Tung chee-hwa, reeling after last week's massive show of people power, postponed a vote on a controversial anti-subversion bill yesterday after losing the support of a key legislative ally.

3.
a. Many travellers usually visit discotheques in Cambodia.
b. They take drugs.
c. They are young.
d. They are the children of rich families.
e. Their families live in border provinces.

Many young travellers who are the children of rich families in border provinces usually visit discotheques in Cambodia and take drugs.

4.
a. Four illegal migrant workers were arrested yesterday.
b. They were entering government house in a truck.
c. The truck belonged to a furniture firm.
d. The firm was hired to help prepare for the APEC meeting.
e. The meeting will be held in October.

Four illegal migrant workers were arrested yesterday entering government house in a truck of a furniture firm hired to help prepare for the October's APEC meeting.

5.
a. Students and presenters paraded at Siam Center.
b. They campaigned kids to play computer games in moderation.
c. They posed as cartoon characters in an online game.
d. The game is called Fairlyland.
e. The game is popular among Thai children.

Students and presenters posing as cartoon characters in "Fairy Land" online game, popular among Thai children, paraded at Siam Center, campaigning kids to play computer games in moderation.