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2 years ago

Which choice most effectively combines the

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pav-90 [236]2 years ago

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The choice that combines the given sentences most effectively is: Option C : furnished: their.

<h3>What is sentence correction?</h3>

Sentence correction or sentence improvement is a type of grammatical practice where a sentence is given with a word or a phrase that requires grammatical changes or improvement.

Now, here in the given sentence:

"The plainer rooms are more sparsely <u>furnished. Their</u> architectural features, furnishings, and decorations are just as true to the periods they represent",

The most suitable choice, by sentence correction, to combine the two sentences will be: Furnished: their (option C).

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