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Choose the correct sentence that transforms the given simple sentence into compound. The detective searched with the hope of finding an evidence.

Choose the correct sentence that transforms the given simple sentence into compound. The detective searched with the hope of finding an evidence. Correct Answer The detective searched so as to find an evidence

Here, “The detective hoped that he would find an evidence and searched” is the sentence with the correct transformation of the simple sentence into a compound one. The conjunction ‘and’ is used in the conversion from simple to compound. The other sentences contain complex conjunctions that divides the sentence into one dependent and one independent clauses.

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