Rewrite these into ONE SENTENCE
16. They are still in touch.
17. They respond with op...
English, 05.03.2022 09:00 wrharris95791
Rewrite these into ONE SENTENCE
16. They are still in touch.
17. They respond with openness.
18. Their openness is to the world.
19. Their openness is to others.
Sentences 16 – 19 R. w. o. __. __. w. a. t. o. t. a. s. i. __. (Will need one comma.)
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