English, 05.05.2020 17:35, kayleefaithblair

Read the paragraph.

It was Marisa’s first time visiting New York City. Her best friend Alana from the neighborhood lived in New York City, but the girls had lost touch when Alana’s family moved away. Things have not been the same without Alana, Marisa thought to herself, no one knew me like she did. Marisa and her family were planning to spend the afternoon in Central Park. They stopped at a vendor’s stand to buy supplies for a picnic. Suddenly, Marisa felt a tap on her shoulder.

Jack is working on a narrative about two friends who run into each other after being apart for several years.

Which sentence should Jack add to the paragraph to best use dialogue to show Marisa's feelings about reuniting with Alana?

A) "Wow, I think it's been two years since I saw you," Maria stated.
B) "I'm so happy to see you here!" Marisa told her friend.
C) "Hey, I thought you lived here in the city," said Marisa."
D) “Do I know you?” Marisa asked.

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