Combine the following pairs of sentences using the following: -ing modifiers; -ed modifiers; appositives; or who, which, or that clauses. Use each method at least once.
• Juice City is the only juice bar in town.
Juice City has an extensive menu.
• The professor arrived five minutes late to class.
The professor entered the room panting.
• The new show about zombies is the highest-rated show on the network.
The new show airs once a week.
• Angelica listened to headphones.
Angelica danced to her favorite song.
• The credit card company targeted college students.
The credit card company charged a high interest rate.
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? • The type of job you are interested in obtaining and why the job interests you • The qualifications that you possess • What you will do as an employee of the company if you are hired • Why you would like to work for the company • What you would do if you had the opportunity to work for the company • What you hope he/she will do regarding your application Estimado(a) señor(a) _____________: What will be an ideal response?
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