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English, 19.10.2021 23:10, school4life110

Read the passage Nice music came from across the bay.
Which sentence is the best way to revise this sentence using descriptive details?
A lively polka stirred on a breeze from across the bay.

A lively polka stirred on a breeze from across the bay.

A song I like floated on the wind from across the bay.

A song I like floated on the wind from across the bay.

A melody blew by the wind from across the bay.

A melody blew by the wind from across the bay.

Nice music was carried on a breeze from across the bay.

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