Answer:
a. Accounting always has openings; for instance, an administrative assistant position, an internal control position, and an entry-level position.
b. Her favorite day is the first in the work week: Monday.
c. Renalda speaks one language: English.
Explanation:
Semicolons separate two main clauses which can stand on their own as complete thoughts. Thus, they indicate a more distinct pause than a comma, which cannot separate independent clauses without a subordinate conjunction.
On the other hand, colons are used to introduce an explanation, a list or a quotation. In sentences <em>b </em>and <em>c</em>, the colons precede a clarification that justifies or describes the previous statement.
I think the answer to your questions is B.
Answer:
The correct combination of the sentences is Some dogs play fetch but, others would rather nap.
Explanation:
From the question above asking the best combination of the sentences, using the conjunction "but" is the best way to link the two clauses.
The first sentence, "Some dogs play fetch" is an independent clause.
The second sentence "Others would rather nap" is a dependent/subordinate clause.
The best way to join an independent and subordinate clause is by using the conjunction "but".
It demonstrates it bye seeing how life had changed and begun anew
The setting detail that reveals the celebratory mood is, "He looks around indicating the streamers, balloons, and cake''.
Answer: Option C
<u>Explanation:</u>
Celebratory as the name suggests, is celebrating one’s happy moment publicly. Celebratory mood is simply a feeling of happiness and pride. From the line, “He looks around indicating the streamers, balloons, and cake” we can clearly figure out Jesse’s celebratory mood.
The words ‘streamers’, ‘balloons’, ‘cake’ in itself are an indication of contented and cheerful moments being celebrate. When Jesse says ‘thank you all for coming, I’m so glad’, right after this statement the author describes the way Jesse is overwhelmed by looking at all the decorations.
