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Read the sentences.

Immigrants often settled in cities. The cities were home to industry.

Which sentence combines the sentences by inserting a word?


Immigrants often settled in industrial cities.


Immigrants, interested in industry, often settled in cities.


Immigrants often settled in cities, which were home to industry.

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The correct answer is the last option, the word “which” is inserted to combine the two phrases.

This makes the sentence, Immigrants often styles in cities, WHICH were home to industry.

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The sentence that combines both the sentences by inserting a word is:

Immigrants often settled in cities, which were home to industry.

'Which' is a relative pronoun and may introduce a subordinate clauses. Relative pronouns serve as the subject of subordinate clauses.

Combining sentences makes the sentence more concise and less repeatable by eliminating unnecessary words.

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