D is the correct answer because it uses two commas to separate "Raja" from the goalkeeper. But also separates "goalkeeper" from the rest of the sentence.
Are there any multiple choices for this question? Since there isn't, I'll propose a few.
"Karen felt a great connection with nature when she went hiking."
"Karen felt a great attachment with nature when she went hiking."
"Karen felt a great understanding (of) nature when she went hiking."
And if this is a multiple choice question, please list the choices.
A.) should be the correct answer because if she has an interview from King that means that she is looking from his prospective. in answer D.) it would be swapped you would need Gandhi´s prospective not King´s
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Answer:
no talk about what you feel
Explanation:
as u write in first person you use i and talk about yourself and your feelings but about something they did
sorry if this doesn't help :((
Answer: You could simplify the language and references so that most people could understand this excerpt.
Explanation: