The second sentence is completed with<u> which,</u> it will mean the same as the first.
They work for a company <u>which </u>sells computers.
<h3>What are conjunction?</h3>
Conjunctions are the words that are used to join the sentences or phrases. Conjunctions are ("and," "but," "or," "for," or "yet"). etc.
The options are attached here:
Which, that, who, where.
Thus, the correct option is which.
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The subcategory that fits the best the following words (applaud, cheer, observe, consume) is the following:
A.) Things you do at a celebration.
All the verbs on that group consistently exist on a celebration: applauds, the act of cheering, observing the events at a celebration and consuming different types of things depending on the celebration (cakes for a birthday or wedding, drinks for a party celebration, etc.)
Watermelon
sushi
salad
fruit
different types of nuts
steak
Luckily for our side, Jim was ready for the ball and easily caught it and tagged the runner out.
The correct answer is <span>b. the repetition of a grammatical structure or arrangement of words.
This occurrence is also called a parallel construction or a parallel structure.</span>
