B.<span>Thousands of people visit Alaska every summer.
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B. was fighting
(when you see "yesterday", you automatically know the verb needs to be past tense fighting is the only verb there that is past tense and makes sense.)
A. White point
He was executed and buried there :)
Answer: In my opinion, I think it's 'cause So that the company will see if your reference is someone related to you or from your past job.
Answer:
The answer would be D, remember that hyphens are used to link two phrases to turn them into one conjoined
Explanation:
Working through the answers we can easily the correct usage of hyphen in the sentence. Hyphen has to be used in a way that its usage place adds logic to the sentence. In all the answers, except the last one the usage is incorrect. Red-tailed cannot be used separately. Therefore, the correct answer is the last one.
