English, 20.08.2021 22:50 kenoknox

In paragraph 30, why does Jerry think the beach where his mother sits is "not his beach"?
O A That beach is only for adults and not children.
OB That beach is only for families who have more money than his.
OC That beach offers no privacy; he wants to go to the tunnel so he can
be alone.
OD That beach is a safe place; he wants to go to the tunnel where there
is adventure.

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