This document discusses how to describe subjects in complex sentences. It provides examples of simple sentences and how they are made more complex by adding descriptions of the subject. Descriptions are added using relative pronouns like "who" and "that", and the article "a" is changed to "the" to make the subject more specific. Examples are given of sentences describing subjects wearing glasses, hats, or having mustaches or beards.

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Complex Sentences: Describe the ‘Subject’
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* The article ‘a’ is changed to ‘the’. When a subject is described, it becomes specific.
Sentence 1:
A man is talking on the phone.
Sentence 2:
The man who is wearing spectacles is talking on the phone.
Sentence 1:
Two men are having a conversation.
Sentence 2:
The two men who are wearing hats are having a conversation.
Sentence 1:
A man is drinking coffee.
Sentence 2:
The man who has moustache is drinking coffee.
Sentence 1:
Two men are having a conversation.
Sentence 2:
The two men who have beards are having a conversation.

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