Which sentence from the text BEST supports the idea that Aiden's success in his seventh grade English class had a lasting impres
sion on him?
A.) And now, as he stood vacillating on the edge of the coarse, seasoned diving board, it evoked the feeling of gratification that overtook him after he delivered his speech that day.
B.) "You are capable of so much more than you think; you do not give yourself enough credit just like I didn't when I was younger."
C.) "I guess it couldn't hurt to attempt it, after all, eventually, I do need to face my fears."
D.) It was anything but graceful, but he felt like he had faced his fears and conquered the world
A.) And now, as he stood vacillating on the edge of the coarse, seasoned diving board, it evoked the feeling of gratification that overtook him after he delivered his speech that day.
B.) "You are capable of so much more than you think; you do not give yourself enough credit just like I didn't when I was younger."
C.) "I guess it couldn't hurt to attempt it, after all, eventually, I do need to face my fears."
D.) It was anything but graceful, but he felt like he had faced his fears and conquered the world
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You can see more about how comparatives and superlatives of adjectives are formed in the image attached below:
