Because they have to be read in more than one sitting, which break me up the effect. I think
D. Three is definitely a run-on sentence, but this option makes the most sense.
The statement which best describes the employer's behaviour when she first meets Carolyn is; Choice C.
- The employer believes Carolyn is lucky to work at such a grand estate.
<h3>Inference from Endless Summer job by Carolyn Ferrell</h3>
From textual evidence as in the essay;
- She explains that hers was not an ordinary home as this would be, for me, no ordinary opportunity.
On this note, it follows that, the employer believes Carolyn is lucky to work at such a grand estate.
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