…and am now looking for a new challenge that will give me the opportunity to further develop my knowledge and skills.
Shouldn't there be "die" after the comma instead of "der"?
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Yes, if you want to formulate it this way, then “the” – refers to “the challenge”…
Yeah, there’s gotta be them.
Sure. the Challenge.
and now seek a new challenge, the I have the opportunity to further develop my knowledge and skills.
Would it probably so formulate
“the one who, that” as a relative pronoun, always sound better than “what, which one.”
So don’t re-form!
I actually find what/e/es more and more pleasant to read, therefore the answer. But without shaping of course “the”.
I always feel it as cumbersome and somewhat antique.
Exactly!
Yes, the challenge.
“the” is right.