5 very difficult abbreviations, can you give me a practice of abbreviating sentences?

The little black dog raised by his brother's sister's father's nephew's cousin was stolen into a cave one dark night by a man dressed in black with very short legs and a little lame, and stewed in a mouthful of boiling water. Abbreviation: The dog was stewed.

His cousin's father's cousin's daughter's classmate's third uncle and nephew's nephew in the 35th floor of the beautiful and luxurious new 10 0-story woven wood building that he had just bought at 3:08 a.m. on the xx month of 20xx, spent a lot of effort to compress the heart into a sesame seed, and after looking for a long time, the expired one was torn in half, but it was only a worn-out coupon for thank you patronage, and at 3:10 a.m. on the xx x x, 20xx year, when the dust just came home, The wife, whose face was like a poop, her eyes, ears, mouth, and nose were shrunk into a ball, and her body formed an O-shape (I won't describe it, but I have to write it until the light of day) threw her ninety oxen and twenty tigers out of the 100-story balcony with her strength. Abbreviation: The coupon is thrown.

Original sentence: Thousands of lights in the square quietly illuminate the magnificent buildings around Tiananmen Square.

Thousands of lights illuminate the magnificent buildings in the square.

In summer, the old people love to go fishing in the shade of the trees by the river.

In summer, the old people love to go fishing in the shade of the trees.

Original sentence: Gray-black cormorants stand neatly on the side of the ship, like soldiers in a line waiting for orders.

Cormorants stand on the side of the ship.

Original sentence: The three begonia trees are full of red flowers.

The begonia trees are full of flowers.

The willow trees on the shore are covered with sparkling ice bars.

The willows are covered with ice bars.

Whales that live in the ocean are not fish.

Whales are not fish.

First: the lights shine on the building.

Second: the old people love hooked fish. Cormorants stand on the side of the ship.

Adverbials modify predicates, some are placed at the beginning of a sentence (e.g., to indicate time), and most are placed before the predicate.

In general, the adverbial sentence should be abbreviated when the sentence is abbreviated. There are several cases of retaining an adverbial:

First, negative words or adverbials with or without definitions should be retained;

The second is to be willing to use verbs as adverbs to be retained.

The "laboratory to oneself" in the example sentence in the question is an adverbial with a prepositional object structure, which should be deleted.

A fresh wind was blowing towards me.

Cute little birds singing happily in the trees.

Happy we bounced into the campus.

The hateful Anglo-French troops broke into the beautiful Old Summer Palace.

Hypocrisy, he deceives us again and again.

Clever I solved this very difficult math problem.

Answer: 1The breeze is blowing.

2.The birds sing.

3.We enter the campus.

4.Anglo-French troops broke into the Old Summer Palace.

5.He lied to us.

6.I solved the math problem.

I can't think of 15 questions.

A happy bird flies freely in the turquoise sky.

Abbreviated sentences; Birds are flying.

My face flushed with embarrassment and shame.

The abbreviated sentence is generally as follows:

His face flushed.

Note] "my" should be used as a definite sentence and deleted; "Out of embarrassment and shame" and "all at once" as an adverbial phrase and delete it.

At its simplest, it can be reduced to:

The face rises. Note: "Tonghong" is used as a complement and can be abbreviated.