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What is the most concise and correct way to combine the sentences?

• The movie was interesting. The movie kept my attention.

• The movie was interesting, and it kept my attention.

• • Keeping my attention, the movie was interesting.

  
  

• The movie was interesting because it kept my attention.

Which option effectively combines the two sentences?

• • a. She ran quickly to catch up with her friends. She wanted to catch up with her friends.

• • b. Running quickly, she wanted to catch up with her friends.

• • c. She ran quickly to catch up with her friends, and she wanted to catch up with her friends.

  
  

• • d. Swiftly running, she wanted to catch up with her friends.

Which choice successfully combines the sentences logically?

• Buying a new car, it was an expensive purchase.

• A new car, expensive, was bought by him.

• He bought a new car. The new car was expensive.

• He bought a new car, which was expensive.