Learning to combine ideas into more complex sentences is an important skill in writing. There are many ways to do this--many possible bonus points! Try to combine the following three sentences.
Sentence 1: A $2,000 car has been introduced in India.
Sentence 2: It is more available and affordable for the masses.
Sentence 3: It will also cause a number of problems both in India and elsewhere.
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A $2,000 car, which is more available and affordable for the masses, has been introduced in India; however, it will also cause a number of problems both in India and elsewhere.
WOOKJIN: A good solution:-)
A $2,000 car that has been introduced in India, is more available and affordable for the masses, and it will also cause a number of problems both in India and elsewhere.
SAADAT: Yes, but omit the first comma--it separates the subject from its verb.
A $2,000 car that is more available and affordable for the masses has been introduced in India, even though it will cause a number of problems both in the country and elsewhere.
INGRID: yes, but no comma before a dependent clause;-)
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