Hello. This question is incomplete. The full question is:
He was dismissed for negligence rather than incompetence.-use adjective form of negligence
Answer:
He was dismissed for being negligent rather than being incompetent.
Explanation:
In order to use the word "negligence" as an adjective (in the sentence shown in the question this word is presented as a noun) it will be necessary to transform it into a characteristic of the subject of the sentence. That's because adjectives are words that describe characteristics of something or someone.
Thus, the correct form of the sentence would be: "He was dismissed for being negligent rather than being incompetent.
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<span>Although the movie was boring, Holly couldn't bring herself to leave the cinema. Her friends then decided to go to a restaurant close by. In the end, Holly enjoyed the evening because they ordered her favorite food—Chinese.
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I believe the correct answer is B) Delete kind of.
Answer:
Check the letter below
Explanation:
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Hamid Public School,</h3><h3>
P.O. Box 7509,</h3><h3>
Jodhpur.</h3><h3>
7th July, 2020.</h3><h3>The Proprietor,</h3><h3>Snow Leopard Camp,</h3><h3>Rishikesh.</h3>
Dear Sir,
<u> Letter of Enquiry</u>
The management of Hamid Public School is planning a trip to Rishikesh for the summer vacations and we have considered camping at Snow Leopard Camp for the period of five days, 20/7/2020 to 24/7/2020, that will be spent. We are coming with a population of 50 students and 10 members of staff.
In order to properly plan the trip, we would like to know if the number of rooms available can accommodate this population. The management would also love to know the activities that are available at the camp to be sure they meet the tastes of our students. The issue of safety is also paramount. What are the measures that have been put in place to ensure that the safety of our students is guaranteed.
I would like to hear from you soon to aid proper and prompt preparation for this trip. Thanks.
Yours faithfully,
Surekha Sunil.
