SENTENCE TRANSFORMATION II

FROM SIMPLE SENTENCES TO  COMPLEX SENTENCES WITH ADJECTIVE CLAUSES

A Simple Sentence with a Present Participle Phrase

• The person thinking objectively has no burden as the reflection of his or her suspicion. 

(Below are the possible transformations from the above-mentioned Simple Sentence into Complex Sentences with Adjective Clauses)
Complex Sentences with Adjective Clauses

• The person who thinks objectively has no burden as the reflection of his or her suspicion.
• The person who is thinking objectively has no burden as the reflection of his or her suspicion.
• The person who was thinking objectively has no burden as the reflection of his or her suspicion.
• The person who will be thinking objectively has no burden as the reflection of his or her suspicion.
• The person who will think objectively has no burden as the reflection of his or her suspicion.
• The person who has thought objectively has no burden as the reflection of his or her suspicion.
• The person who thought objectively has no burden as the reflection of his or her suspicion.

By Tahajudin Sudibyo