Rewrite the following compound sentence as a complex sentence by changing the italicized clause to a subordinate clause. Harry drew near the fire, and he nearly singed his jacket.

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User: Rewrite the following compound sentence as a complex sentence by changing the italicized clause to a subordinate clause. Harry drew near the fire, and he nearly singed his jacket.

Weegy: Harry nearly singed his jacket when he drew near the fire.
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User: Rewrite the following compound sentence as a complex sentence by changing the italicized clause to a subordinate clause. Jeannie eats enormous meals , but she never gains weight.

Weegy: When Harry drew near the fire, he nearly singed his jacket. - is rewritten as a complex sentence.
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User: Rewrite the following compound sentence as a complex sentence by changing the italicized clause to a subordinate clause. Jeannie eats enormous meals , but she never gains weight.

Weegy: To change the sentence "Jeannie eats enormous meals, but she never gains weight." to a complex sentence:
Although Jennie eats enormous meals, she never gains weight.

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User: Rewrite the following compound sentence as a complex sentence by changing the italicized clause to a subordinate clause. "Quality" is a short story about an elderly boot maker, and his name is Mr. Gessler.

Weegy: "Quality" is a short story about an elderly boot maker, whose name is Mr. Gessler.
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User: Rewrite the following compound sentence as a complex sentence by changing the italicized clause to a subordinate clause. The barn belongs to the Smiths, and it was damaged by the storm .

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Rewriting the following compound sentence as a complex sentence by changing the italicized clause to a subordinate clause: The barn that was damaged by the storm belongs to the Smiths.

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