The answer is: ______________ "no error". ________________ The comma is correctly placed before the conjunction "for"; and in this instance in which the word, "for", is used, a comma is necessary. No other part of the sentence needs—or requires—a comma, and there are no commas that are placed unnecessarily. ________________________________ As a side note, I would recommend that the first letter of the first word in the sentence: "Abbey", be capitalized, because: ________________________________ 1) It is the first word at the beginning of the sentence; and: 2) It is someone's name, which is a proper noun. __________________ I also recommend placing a "period" at the end of the sentence. ___________________________ To read: ___________ <span>Abbey is most interested in learning how to mount her horse, for she already knows several things about dressage. ____________________________</span>
Instaed of using "were" you will use "are". Saying "were" would be past tense. For example, if you say "were" that will sound like dolphins are extinct.
Heathcliff's relationship with Isabella is characterized by: his desire for revenge. Heathcliff's relationship with Isabella is characterized by: his desire for revenge.
buscan la eficiencia económica y aprovechan las sinergias, para establecer su política de alianzas, que esté directamente relacionada con el objetivo de integrarse verticalmente.
