Compelled, imminent, borrowed, is, would've studied, had been making, won't/shan't (Idk for that one), more, missed, is going to, feigned, used to, they are having, which, spree, but I don't, mustn't. Hope they're all correct, and hope that helps XD
Then licked some up on his tongue is dependent beacuse it can't stand alone
B. It states that they are "alone together" and an oxymoron is two contradictory terms placed together.
The sentences that contain language inappropriate for a formal email are I just know I'd be an awesome fit for the role. I believe that I am considerate, popular and hard working. Of the the other members in the team, I have more experience than the rest of that lot put together.
In these words, Carla writes in a way that makes it appear as though she is conceited and acting very proud of herself. When conducting business with a new associate or executive, making a formal inquiry, or communicating about a job, a formal email is utilised. While writing a Formal email we should be very much considerate about the language we use and we should be polite while talking about others.
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