Answer:
A. Only one person, either Juan or Linda, will get the job.
Explanation:
An appositive phrase provides crucial information within commas to identify the noun or noun phrase that lies by its side or nearby. As a result, the appositive phrase ",either Juan or Linda," determines the preceding noun phrase "only one person".
1.1 keep in touch with someone, make friends with someone, depend on someone,
2.1 reliable
2.2 depend on
2.3 antisocial
2.4 treacherous
3.1 he is friendly to Ruben
3.2 she never keeps in touch with us
3.3 if I don’t get on with my father, we don’t have a good relationship
3.4 I make friends are university
3.5 I rely on my boss
3.6 Donna is an old friend
5.1 in
5.2 out
5.3 get
5.4 in
5.5 went
5.6 get
It is disparity, since it means unequal.
