The officers and men tried their best to save water. The officers and men tried their best to store water. Combine sentences with related words

The connection is that officers and men not only try their best to save water, but also try their best to store water.

Interpretation and analysis: Related words, as words connecting clauses and expressing relationships, always express abstract relationships and can be used as concrete form signs of some compound sentences.

According to the original question, we can know that it describes causality, so we can use the word "... not only ... but also ...", and get that officers and men not only try their best to save water, but also try their best to store water.

Extended data:

The same sentence, with different related words, has different functions and different meanings.

For example, "We worked hard together to win the game."

This sentence does not use related words and can be regarded as a coordinate relationship. If you add different related words, the relationship between sentences will change:

1, because we worked together, the game won.

If we work together, we will win the game.

As long as we work together, the game will win.

In this way, the first sentence becomes causal, the second sentence becomes hypothetical and the third sentence becomes conditional. What kind of relationship we choose in our usual speeches, sentences or compositions depends on our own needs of expression.