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English, 10.09.2021 06:00, tonyanayy

Which conclusion is BEST supported by the details in this narrative writing A) surely this girl meant well, but I wished she would just leave me alone forever.
B) Filled with emotion, I was unable to speak, but I nodded my head enthusiastically.
C) "Thank you for asking. I have several ideas to contribute," I answered enthusiastically.
D) I knew it would be a lot of work, but it was the least that I could do for such a nice girl.

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