Mia bought her daughter a bicycle that was never used before, I believe.
A) To the Nazi's, Jews were pests and they were the exterminators. They treated them like absolute garbage with no remorse.
Eh, this is semi-true. It depends on the people in the relationship, tbh.
Answer: Do you have any hobbies, for instance, any sports, arts or science programs?
Explanation:
This sentence is considered as sentence fragment and dependent clause and if we are wanting to rewrite the sentence so that it can be independent clause we must have appropriate meaning and idea of it.
- It can be anything but for example it could be: Do you have any hobbies, for instance, any sports, arts or science programs?
In this case the sentence is independent and it has meaning. The speaker is asking if the person is having hobbies and he is asking what those hobbies, for instance, are.
