Answer:
The correct answer is: to better argument.
Explanation:
In this sentence, we use the adverb of purpose (to better argument) to clarify a certain action (in this case, to explain why the administrator of the company added new personnel) by providing to us more information about the action.
In general, we use adverbs to clarify, modify, and explain verbs, clauses or other adverbs.
<span>At last, a required reading question that does not require having done the reading! </span>
<span>Do you know what asyndeton is? (It's the absence of a conjunction where grammar requires one.) A common asyndeton is "I came, I saw, I conquered." (Veni, vidi, vici in Latin.) The "and" that goes in a series is missing. </span>
<span>Most often the missing conjunction is and or or, but it can be anything. </span>
<span>Now find some of those in the book.
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C because the cup of bitterness reps violence and freedom referring to colored people (im not racist i swear)
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