After his birthday dinner with Jaggers and Wemmick, Pip visits Walworth because Wemmick has invited Pip to his house in Walworth.
<span>Pip returns to Jaggers’s office so that he can arrange to share rooms with Herbert. There Pip meets Wemmick, who invited him to dinner at his house.
</span><span>While Pip's stay at Wemmick he observed that Wemmick looks to have a totally different personality at home as compared to his behavior at work. He was cynical and dry at work but at home, he seems more jovial and merry.</span>
Answer: C is the correct answer
Explanation:
I would say the answer here is "a clause that depends on another clause to complete an idea."
A subordinate clause cannot make sense on its own, so it needs to be attached to a main clause.
Example: I first met her in Paris where I lived as a small child. The bold text here is the subordinate clause.
..At least that's how I learned, lol. I hope this helps!
Answer:
From what I can see, the best answer is option 1.
Explanation:
Option 1 explains the key points of the article without getting into to much detail. Option 2 focuses too much on the Abraham Lincoln picture and option 3 talks about how his other companies failed instead of just talking about his successful one, which was the main point of the article. Out of the options I see, A is the best.
There are several things that we can infer about John Dryden’s view of Thomas Shadwell from the passage that was listed before with this question, but perhaps the most important is that he cares for others