Rewrite each of the numbered sentences in the passage below with a new subject

English

2 answers:

Archy [21]2 years ago

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Answer:

1)The competition was incredible (PN)

2) The contestant seemed confident (PN)

3) The examination questions were very complex(PN)

4) My most loved habit was the top dancing routine (PN)

5)Most of the names in the show sounded familiar (PN)

6)It was one of the best I had ever seen(PA)

ratelena [41]2 years ago

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Answer:

MMMMMaaaannnnnn This shii easy do it yo self

Explanation:

1) The dancers had such a good performance

2) The dancers looked like they were really confident

3) The dances were very nice

4) My favorite act was when they tap danced

5) I could have swore I heard that music before

6) That show was the best I have ever seen

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