Question

I'd like to meet Ms. Shelton. She is a textile designer who grows her own cotton and dyes her own fabrics with natural materials.

Now combine the sentences by completing the relative clause.

Answer 1

The sentences are combined using a relative clause to introduce additional information about Ms. Shelton, who is a textile designer.

Step-by-step explanation:

To combine the sentences 'I'd like to meet Ms. Shelton.' and 'She is a textile designer who grows her own cotton and dyes her own fabrics with natural materials.' using a relative clause, you would write: 'I'd like to meet Ms. Shelton, who is a textile designer that grows her own cotton and dyes her own fabrics with natural materials.'

To combine the sentences, we can use a relative clause to describe Ms. Shelton, the textile designer who grows her own cotton and dyes her own fabrics with natural materials.

This relative clause provides additional information about Ms. Shelton's occupation and practices. By combining the sentences, we get: 'I'd like to meet Ms. Shelton, who is a textile designer who grows her own cotton and dyes her own fabrics with natural materials'.