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I believe your answer would be <u>D</u>
One day I woke up got dressed and went downstairs to greet my mother and father. When I went down I saw a handsome boy sitting in our living room he looked kinda familiar. Then my mother and a woman her age came out and said good morning I replied in a cold voice moring. The strange woman said don't you remember me Yu-Jun. I was very shocked when she knew my name but I had a cold look on my face the whole time. I replied no am I supposed to know you. She then told my mother she did change I then spoke again what do you mean" I change " I said in a very cold meantone. She said I am Seo-Jun when she said that I was very shocked but again didn't show it. She was my childhood friend's mother and I guess the boy in the living room is my childhood bestie but we lost connection when he moved to the U.S 10 years ago we known each other since we were 1 and he went to the U.S when he was 10 and I was 9 that means he's 20 now and I am 19. The reason I am cold now because I had no other friend than him and when he left I cried so hard and that's when I started to become cold and I didn't speak that much. I would only speak In class or when I needed to. I was zoned out till Seo-Jun spoke again saying I need to talk to you and Sun-oh my ex-bestie. I then said fine what do you want to talk about she said let's go in the living room then we went to the living room and they made me sit next to him but I kept my distance. Then she said something very unexpected. She said we you and Sun-oh are getting married. I said what why do I have to marry a mn that I don't even know he's a complete stranger. My mom spoke she told me to apologize I said no and I won't marry him and went to my room in anger. My mom apologizes when Mrs.Jeon aka Seo-Jun said it's fine give her time it's very suprising to her
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The correct option is : Replace "she" with "her"
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Answer:
D - alliteration
Explanation:
Alliteration is a concatenation of words with the same consonant sound; in the expression above, we look out for this sound:/s/; this is found in sat, sideways, simple and smile. Please note: 'she ' doesn't have the consonant /s/ .
