EF 4/5 Sentence Combining

2. Carla came to the party, but Rick didn't come to the party.
Carla came to the party; however, Rick didn't.
Rick didn't come to the party, but Carla did.
Carla came to the party, so Rick didn't. CHANGES THE MEANING

4. I put the children to bed, so they were tired. XX
I put the children to bed because they were tired.
They were tired, so I put the children to bed. XX
The children were tired, so I put them to bed.
When the children were tired, I put them to bed.
I put the children who were tired to bed. ADJ CL
I put the tired children to bed.

9. I'll call you before I leave this evening.
I'll call you before I will leave this evening. XX

ADV CL FOR FUTURE USE PRESENT TENSE

We will eat when you get here.

We will eat when you will get here. XX

10. We're going to the factory which Greg works in.
We're going to the factory where Greg works.
We're going to the factory where Greg works.
We're going to the factory because Greg works there. ADV CL
Greg works at the factory that we are going to.