Identify which option correctly combines the following two simple sentences into an effective and correctly punctuated complex sentence:
We are facing problems.
The problems can be overcome.
A) We are facing problems; which, can be overcome.
B) We are facing problems that can be overcome.
C) We are facing problems, that, can be overcome.
D) The problems whom we are facing can be overcome.

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Option B correctly combines the two sentences into a complex sentence without any punctuation errors. It uses "that" as a relative pronoun to introduce the relative clause "that can be overcome," which describes "problems."

Identify Which Option Correctly Combines the Following Two Simple Sentences