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This is a chair. It is broken.(Join with participle)

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Answered by diya7718

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this is a chair which is broken

Answered by Anonymous

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participle is a joining word used as relative pronoun
it is mainly used in relative clauses

Explanation:

your answer is

the two sentences are

This is a chair.

It is broken

then we will use the relative pronun "which"

because it is a object

This is a chair which is broken

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