1. The original draft composition was gone, so I wrote another one.
It used to be a desert here, but now it is shaded by trees.
Li Ming has returned to his old class.
There was a loud whistle in the distance. It turned out that the train was coming.
It was not until he was caught that he suddenly realized that he had broken the law himself.
6. Aunt Wang looked around the village head. It turned out that one of her sheep had run away.
7. I took a closer look, and the behemoth in the sea turned out to be a whale.
8. Things have changed, and everything is different.
9. It turns out that the scientific name of big shorts is so loud and shocking.
10, those remote mountainous areas with inconvenient transportation are now connected by car.
1 1, ants are scrambling to carry food. Oh, it is going to rain.
12. No wonder dad is so happy. It turns out that he has obtained a patent for invention.
13, I only heard someone calling my name in front of me. When I looked intently, it turned out to be an old classmate I hadn't seen for years.
14 After reading three short fortune-telling stories, I suddenly realized that my destiny was in my own hands.
15, so you don't practice your songs for fear that someone will make fun of you.
Extended data:
It turned out to be a causal conjunction.
Causal conjunction: then, originally, because, because, for, so, so, so, so, so, so and so on.
Conjunctions are more virtual parts of speech than adverbs and prepositions. It is used to connect words, phrases, clauses, sentence groups and even paragraphs. It has pure connectivity, no modification and does not act as a sentence component.
Generally speaking, many conjunctions are developed from adverbs and prepositions; Many adverbs and prepositions are developed from verbs.