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fredd [130]
2 years ago
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“Their was nothing more to be done. The team had played as hard as they could, but it was a hartbreaker of a loss. Despite the l

oss the team held their head up hi. They knew that it was a great game, and they earned the respect of the other team and no one could took that way from them.
A. There are no issues
B. It needs to be proofread
C. It is full of clichés
D. It lacks a variety of sentence structure
English
1 answer:
Semmy [17]2 years ago
5 0

The excerpt given is: B. It needs to be proofread.

<h3>What is Proofread?</h3>

Proofread can be defined as the way of reading a sentence again so as to detect errors and correct them.

The excerpt need to be proofread because it contains error. Example of the errors detected are:

  • Their instead of there.
  • hartbreaker instead of heartbreaker
  • head up hi instead of  head up high
  • took instead of take.

Therefore the correct option is B.

Learn more about proofread here:brainly.com/question/8322321

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