English, 13.05.2021 17:00 recon12759

Combine the two sentences to make a logical compound sentence. I bought a delicious pie at an Amish country store. I think it’s got apples and peaches in it.

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A The delicious pie I bought at an Amish country store has apples and peaches in it.

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B I bought a delicious pie, I think it’s got apples and peaches in it, at an Amish country store.

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C I bought a delicious pie at an Amish country store; I think it’s got apples and peaches in it.

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