Personally, I believe that the answer is C.
Hundreds of new words are added to the dictionary each year, and some of these do not have origins within the English language- therefore, other cultures and countries will have adopted these from their original language.
Hope this helps :)
Yes
It uses a lot of commas where you can easily put periods, and it uncomfortably merges multiple sentences into one
"I walked into the kitchen,highly irritated"
The correct sentence is (A). In this example the author stablishes a good parallel structure when he/she enumerates the items. Commas must not be used in an independent clause; in particular, before a verb (the comma before “were” is not correct as an example B).
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