Exercise 3: Choose the sentence that best combines the original ones. 1. The tourists visited a local market. The market sold beautiful handmade crafts. A. The tourists visited a local market, which sold beautiful handmade crafts. B. The tourists who visited a market sold beautiful handmade crafts. C. Tourists visited the beautiful handmade crafts sold at a local market. D. A local market sold beautiful handmade crafts which the tourists visited. 2. We stayed at a hotel with a rooftop pool. Its view was incredible. A. The view from the pool, which was incredible, was the hotel we stayed at. B. We stayed at a hotel with a rooftop pool whose view was incredible. C. The incredible view from the pool made the hotel we stayed at unforgettable. Anh Q (Global Success)

## Exercise 3: Choose the sentence that best combines the original ones.<br /><br />**1. The tourists visited a local market. The market sold beautiful handmade crafts.**<br /><br />**A. The tourists visited a local market, which sold beautiful handmade crafts.**<br /><br />**Explanation:** This option correctly combines the two sentences using a relative clause ("which sold beautiful handmade crafts") to describe the market. The other options are grammatically incorrect or change the meaning of the original sentences.<br /><br />**2. We stayed at a hotel with a rooftop pool. Its view was incredible.**<br /><br />**B. We stayed at a hotel with a rooftop pool whose view was incredible.**<br /><br />**Explanation:** This option uses the possessive pronoun "whose" to connect the rooftop pool to its incredible view. This creates a clear and concise sentence that maintains the original meaning. The other options are grammatically incorrect or change the meaning of the original sentences. <br />