Read these sentences from Julio’s story:
Jeff didn’t know what to do. He watched the wat...
English, 27.04.2020 02:29 savannnab1890
Read these sentences from Julio’s story:
Jeff didn’t know what to do. He watched the water come out of the faucet, fill the sink, and fall onto the floor. This was not good.
How could Julio rewrite the sentences to describe what happened more precisely?
A.
Jeff was lost. The water came out of the faucet, filled the sink, and washed onto the floor. What a catastrophe!
B.
Jeff stood helpless, staring as the water poured out of the faucet, overflowed the sink, and flooded the carpet. What a disaster!
C.
Jeff froze in ignorance. He watched the liquid fall out of the faucet, flood the sink, and be absorbed by the carpet. This was quite a mess.
D.
Jeff didn’t know what to do. He gazed at the water as it dripped out of the faucet, filling the sink, and dropped onto the carpet. This was going to be quite a mess.
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