My mother went to the pharmacy. She bought some ibuprofen. She complained ibuprofen is very expensive.
Which of the following sentences correctly restates the passage?

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My mother went to the pharmacy to buy some ibuprofen, which she found very expensive. combines all three sentences correctly, using an independent clause, a dependent clause, and a comma.
My mother complained she went to a very expensive pharmacy to buy some ibuprofen. is a run-on sentence because there is no conjunction in between the two verbs at the beginning of the sentence.
Going to the pharmacy, which is very expensive, my mother bought some ibuprofen. is not grammatically correct. The phrase "going to the pharmacy" is incorrectly placed at the beginning of the sentence.
To buy some very expensive ibuprofen, my mother went to the pharmacy complaining. does not correctly combine the three sentences. Not only is it grammatically incorrect based on the first part of the sentence, but it changes the original ideas.

My Mother Went to the Pharmacy