Even though he was only a third grader, Franklin knew that he wanted to grow up to be a film-maker. The moment he figured out ho
w to use his mother's smartphone to record videos, he began using the phone every minute of the day. His parents were seriously wondering if they might not better go ahead and just buy a video-recording device for Franklin. Franklin also liked to do a lot of other things in the summer too--play soccer, play video games, and just read. When he didn't have his mother's phone, Franklin would write out detailed ten-page scripts for his movies. Then he'd go out into the neighborhood and recruit his friends to be actors in his stories. Needless to say, Franklin never got bored in the summer. Which sentence could best be removed from this paragraph to clarify its ideas?
A) Needless to say, Franklin never got bored in the summer.
B) Franklin also liked to do a lot of other things in the summer too--play soccer, play video games, and just read.
C) His parents were seriously wondering if they might not better go ahead and just buy a video-recording device for Franklin.
D) The moment he figured out how to use his mother's smartphone to record videos, he began using the phone every minute of the day.
It's called that because it was one of the first streets in New York City to be lit with electric lights. People continue to use this term today because the millions of lights on the theatre marquees still brighten up the night sky in a flashing white.
The correct sentence should be, "Have you read A Good Scent From A Strange Mountain (The book title should be either underlined or italicized. I prefer italicize though) by Robert Olen Butler?
