Combining Sentences with City/State #3

Combine the two sentences into one clear and effective sentence. Be sure to pay attention to your capitalization and punctuation.

Denver, Colorado, has many ski resorts. Salt Lake City, Utah, also has many ski resorts.

Orlando, Florida, is known for its theme parks. San Diego, California, is known for its beaches.

Dallas, Texas, has hot summers. Phoenix, Arizona, has even hotter summers.

San Antonio, Texas, has the Alamo. Santa Fe, New Mexico, has old Spanish missions.

The answer might be found in Minneapolis, Minnesota. The answer might also be found in Miami, Florida.

You can find great lobster in Portland, Maine. You can find great crawfish in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.

The team could play in Louisville, Kentucky. The team could also play in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.

Cleveland, Ohio, has the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. Cooperstown, New York, has the Baseball Hall of Fame.

The show may take place in Charleston, South Carolina. The show may also take place in Savannah, Georgia.

Boston, Massachusetts, is home to many historic sites. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, is also full of American history.