Read the following sentence:
The mall was almost empty.
Which revision makes the general desc...
English, 01.03.2021 03:30, lizziesuks
Read the following sentence:
The mall was almost empty.
Which revision makes the general description the most vivid?
A. It was really interesting to see that the mall had so few people in it
at that time.
B. Not very many people went to the mall, so it seemed as though it
was pretty empty.
C. Two or three shoppers wandered listlessly through the vast, nearly
abandoned mall.
D. When the mall was empty, it seemed as if most people had
stopped shopping there,
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