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Convert this to a simple sentence.
She wanted to go on vacation, so she saved money.

  1. A
    For she wanted to go on vacation she saved money.
  2. B
    Wanting to go on a vacation, she saved money.
  3. C
    She wanted to go on vacation and saved her money.
  4. D
    Although she saved her money, she wanted to go on vacation.

Solution & Step-by-step Explanation

A simple sentence contains only one independent clause (one finite verb). Option B transforms the first clause into a participle phrase ("Wanting to go on a vacation"), leaving "she saved money" as the single main independent clause, which correctly converts it into a simple sentence.

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Convert this to a simple sentence.
She wanted to go on vacation, so she saved money.
A
For she wanted to go on vacation she saved money.
B
Wanting to go on a vacation, she saved money.
C
She wanted to go on vacation and saved her money.
D
Although she saved her money, she wanted to go on vacation.

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