rephrasing
'the fact that'
'who is' and 'which was'
active/passive
fanboys
100

The question as to whether...

Whether...

100
Owing to the fact that...

since/because...

100

His father, who was a lawyer of the same firm... 

His father, a lawyer of the same firm...

100

The ball was thrown into the air.

She threw the ball.

100

What does FANBOYS stand for?

For, And, Nor, But, Or, Yet, So

200

There is no doubt but that...

No doubt/doubtless...

200

In spite of the fact that...

Though/although...

200

Her dog, which was a labrador... 

Her dog, a labrador...

200

He didn't not ride his bike.

He rode his bike.

200

He was a a great writer, but he was terrible at writing dialogue.

He was a great writer, though terrible at dialogue. 

300

He is a man who...

He...

300
Call your attention to the fact that...

Remind you/notify you

300

Of the four who were suspects, one was guilty.

Of the four suspects, one was guilty.

300

The TV was stolen by the burglar from the house.

The burglar stole the TV from the house.

300

She danced, for her superiors had asked it of her.

She danced because her superiors asked it. 

400

In a quiet manner...

Quietly...

400

I was unaware of the fact that...

I was unaware that/I didn't know that...

400

Trafalgar, which was Nelson's last battle...

Trafalgar, Nelson's last battle...
400

"That's not my umbrella - it was left here by someone else."

"That's not my umbrella - someone else left it here."

400

"I am much indebted to you, sir, for a Scotch bonnet is fitted neither to my years nor my gravity" (Doyle 56). 

I'm in your debt, sir, because a Scotch bonnet doesn't fit my years or gravity (Doyle, 56). 

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