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English, 10.02.2022 01:00, admiralaj85

In which sentence is recoil used most appropriately? O Firemen were forced to recoil when the blaze spread into the structure's attic.
O Holding the purring kitten made Hannah recoil with happiness.
O The policeman at the shooting range had to recoil when he ran out of ammunition.
Seeing the pile of dead fish caused Alan to recoil in disgust.

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