Question

I need help with these two sentences.

Choose the correct way to write the underlined portion of the following sentence:

Jennifer worked in a hospital last summer, which may be her career choice.
Jennifer worked in a hospital last summer, which may be her career choice.
Jennifer worked in a hospital, which may be her career choice, last summer.
Jennifer who needs a career choice worked in a hospital last summer.
Jennifer worked in a hospital last summer, her career choice.
Jennifer worked in a hospital last summer; medicine may be her career choice.

7. Choose the correct way

Answer 1

Jennifer worked in a hospital last summer, which may be her career choice.
---Understandable, but not exctly correct.

Jennifer worked in a hospital last summer, which may be her career choice.
---The same as the one above.

Jennifer worked in a hospital, which may be her career choice, last summer.
---Correct, but the next one would be the best.

Jennifer who needs a career choice worked in a hospital last summer.
---Correct.

Jennifer worked in a hospital last summer, her career choice.
---This needs a conjunction to combine two clauses.

Jennifer worked in a hospital last summer; medicine may be her career choice.
---Correct. The semicolon is used correctly.