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English, 10.10.2019 22:30, okaiikk

Read the sentence carefully. which revision corrects the error?
that music reminded me i remember it well about the adventure we had.
that music reminded me (i remember it well) about the adventure we had.
that music (reminded me) i remember it well about the adventure we had.
that music reminded me i remember it well (about the adventure we had).
that music reminded me (i remember it well about the adventure we had).

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