Wait I’m confused I’m sorry
Answer: in a drowsy
Explanation:
Languid means “slow and relaxed.”. Someone who's languid is weak. The context clue that is most helpful in determining this definition is "in a drowsy".
Someone who's drowsy is sleepy, lethargic, slow and weak. Therefore, based on the explanation, tge correct option is C.
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I believe that the answer is C. This is most likely the best option because it also adds a subject. B does add a better description but putting "While I" in answer C shows who is listening to the sentence
Because now the reader wants to know who the person is also
