The answer is B the setting is dangerous and marks... and so on
Yes, that statement is correct. They key to reviewing is to point out all errors and to correct any mistakes. That is why an outline, rough copy, and good copy are so commonly used.
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I stared out my window as I witnessed two cars colliding, the damages looked hefty. It was a red Subaru and a grey Ford pickup truck. Smoke was escaping from every crevice; it truly looked horrible. Both cars were damaged severely, the little Subaru had its whole windshield shattered; the Ford suffering broken headlights. Thankfully, the collision concluded in two safe, unharmed drivers (physically, anyway).
