<span>If the owner is concerned about the individual's "ignorance", that is presumably with respect to the subject matter which is core to the responsibilities of the job at hand. In this case, since the job is on a horse farm, it is likely that the core competencies would be focused around the care and upkeep of horses. As such, in order to differentiate himself and prove his value, Martin should B. study how to brush and shoe horses.</span>
I believe that is C... sorry if I get this wrong I am new to this :)
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idk i will try
Explanation:
a pip is a seed in a fruit so it meant there were tumbling up like pips. prob in a ball rolling fast
Answer:
The answer to your question would be sentence D.
Explanation:
The best way to combine the independent and dependent clause to make it a complex sentence is as shown in sentence D. A complex sentence is a sentence that contains an independent clause and one or more dependent clauses. An independent clause, as opposed to a dependent one, can stand alone as a sentence as it represents a complete thought (see 1). (1) is not an independent clause as it fails to stand alone as a complete sentence, it depends on the main (dependent) clause to complete its meaning (see 2).
1) *Who had worked in the circus many years ago
2) Dad shook his head no