The last two answers are wrong automatically because they make no sense what so ever. The first answer is wrong because putting it in that sentence doesn't sound correct. So the answer would be B. Peter didn't know <em>which</em> was his.
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17 January 2022 , Monday
9: 10
I was very scared and nervous when my result of 11th was arriving.. there were many thoughts in my mind that I will fail , I should repeat 11th again... and many... But thank God I was passed with very nice Percentage about 98.5 %....
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A clause<span> that does not stand alone as a sentence but depends on </span>another clause<span> to complete its meaning: “When I get my braces off, I will be very happy.” </span>Dependent clauses<span> are also known as </span>subordinate clauses<span>. So, therefore it is true.</span>
Answer:
Jean-Paul Sartre would've accepted it if it wasn't for his writing but he declined for personell reasons. (Mark me brainliest please)
Explanation:
The 59-year-old author Jean-Paul Sartre declined the Nobel Prize in Literature, which he was awarded in October 1964. He said he always refused official distinctions and did not want to be “institutionalised”. He also told the press he rejected the Nobel Prize for fear that it would limit the impact of his writing.
I would say the answer is c.
