English, 17.10.2019 06:00 evanwall91

My favorite thing at the space art exhibit was a room full of robots made from nuts, bolts, and car parts. blinking, talking. they posed the robots in front of paintings from of all different kinds of real and imaginary planet landscapes such as jupiter and mars. some of the robots were fierce, and some wore makeup. i also liked the “space city” that some artist constructed by cutting small holes in of all kinds of colorful tents and lighting them from within.

which of the following statements is true about this paragraph?

none of the sentences are complete.

some of the sentences are complete.

most of the sentences are complete.

all of the sentences are complete.

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