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English, 01.07.2019 11:00, niyah2224

Answer asap it will be a read the example sentence. then, choose the answer that best describes the example. during the game, the coach dozed off but he soon jumped back into action. a. the sentence should be chan to: during the game, the coach dozed off, but he soon jumped back into action. b. the sentence should be changed to: during the game, the coach dozed off, but soon jumped back into action. c. the verb tense in the sentence are consistent. d. the sentence should be changed to: during the game, the coach dozed off, but he soon will have jumped back into action.

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