English, 22.05.2020 01:10 jesse1384

Attention musician neighbors : We have lately been lucky enough to hear some of your beautiful music through our windows. We commend you for your excellent taste and admire your talent! We are especially lucky to be able to hear it so late at night and think it is especially thoughtful of you to make sure the sound of the music penetrates all the way to our bedroom at the back of the apartment , where we sleep. It is so nice to drift off to the sound of your electric guitars and drums! Would it be possible to make requests ? We love the Beatles anything from the early albums would be fantastic ! Which statement best explains why the authors posted the sign ? A. The authors are also musicians and would like to play together . O B. The authors are annoyed by the music being played so late . O C. The authors are envious of the musicians ' talent . O D. The authors dislike the musicians ' choice of songs .

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