English, 08.04.2021 18:30 cathyjuan

What does the alliterative phrase "lake water lapping with low sounds" indicate? Question 7 options:

The isle is on a small, but busy lake.

The shore of the isle is gentle but loud.

The shore of the isle is rocky and noisy.

The isle is on a quiet and gentle lake.

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