Which revision correctly uses an appositive phrase to combine these two sentences?

My brother's prized possession is a small toy ambulance. He often keeps it in his pocket.

My brother's prized possession is a small toy ambulance, and he often keeps it in his pocket.

My brother often keeps a small toy ambulance in his pocket because it is his prized possession.

My brother often keeps his prized possession, a small toy ambulance, in his pocket.

My brother often keeps a small toy ambulance in his pocket, which is his prized possession.

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Simon Hinton

31 July, 04:03

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Kaila Crane · Answer 1

I think its the first one