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The best way to rewrite this sentence is answer choice D. The game's bugginess angered me. This answer choice is the best rewrite because it shortens the sentence in a way that flows well and makes the most sense. Answer choice A. is structured decently, but does not flow as well as choice D. Answer choice B. is grammatically incorrect. Answer choice C. makes sense, but also is not written as efficiently as choice D. because it lacks fluidity.

Jlenok [28]3 years ago

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The best rewrite of the sentence is the following one: The game's bugginess angered me. That is, sentence D. A and B are semantically odd and therefore could be improved. With respect to C, this sentence makes it look as though the bugginess is a state of the game, not a transitory characteristic.

D is by far the most idiomatic sentence of the drop up menu and the one that also reflects the same meaning as the original.

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This refers to the tone used to describe a thing and can either be positive or negative and this shows the way readers view a character or situation.

Therefore, we can see that the use of the word hapless has a negative connotation as it suggests that the king is weak.

And this is shown based on the given description that the prince was ready to consecrate and the king was weak and powerless and thus she told him to redeem his gifts.

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