Question

Which way of combining these

two sentences is punctuated
correctly?
The niece gazed out the open
window. She had a look of fear
and surprise.
A. The niece gazed out the open window,
with a look of fear and surprise.
B. The niece with a look of fear and surprise
gazed out the open window.
C. With a look of fear and surprise, the
niece gazed out the open window.

Answer 1

C. With a look of fear and surprise, the niece gazed out the open window.

Step-by-step explanation:

This option correctly combines the two sentences by using a participial phrase, "With a look of fear and surprise," at the beginning of the sentence. The participial phrase provides additional information about the niece's appearance and sets the context for the main action of gazing out the window.

Answer 2

c

Step-by-step explanation:

the first one, the comma is redundant and the second one needs a comma after niece.