1. 'Circle the letter of the best option' is correct or there is a better one.
2. Is it the same to say, 'circle the letter of the best option', 'circle the letter of the best answer', and 'circle the letter of the correct answer'?
Instructions: express two actions at the same time in the past.
Circle the letter of the best option.
A. While he was taking a shower, she was making breakfast.
B. While he took a shower, she was making breakfast.
C. While he was taking a shower, she made breakfast.
D. While he took a shower, she made breakfast.
Thanks in advance
Top answer
Hi, answer - suggests that a question has been asked option - suggests that choices have been presented the best . . suggests that more than one may be corect t he correct .
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