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Burka [1]
3 years ago
9

Correct the mistakes

Biology
1 answer:
Virty [35]3 years ago
7 0

I'm so over it, yelled Ms. Horton, As she slammed the door of her classroom.

She'd been trying to catch up on grading all day, but the internet was having issues. There wasn't a way to fix the internet, since it was pouring rain outside. To make the matters worse, Miss Eads has just told her a tornado had been spotted in their area. I can't hear anything on the radio, in my classroom, so I came down to see if you had one to listen to, said Miss Eads. Fortunately, Ms. Horton had a large, shiny red one on the nearest bookshelf. She handed it down to Miss Eads and gave her a reassuring smile that everything would be okay.

Explanation:

If it's grammar here it is . ^^

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