To combine the two sentences "I was born in a remote village" and "Indelible childhood memories from there recur all the time" using an appropriate relative pronoun, you can follow these steps:
1. Identify the common element in both sentences, which is the remote village.
2. Choose the appropriate relative pronoun to connect the two sentences. In this case, the relative pronoun "where" can be used.
3. Combine the sentences to create a single sentence. For example: "I was born in a remote village where indelible childhood memories recur all the time."
By using the relative pronoun "where," you can effectively connect the idea of being born in a remote village with the recurring childhood memories associated with that place. This helps maintain clarity and coherence in the combined sentence.
