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Easy Reading and Writing · Standard English Conventions · None · MCQ

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The sentence "The dog chased its tail, which was a blur of white and brown." is grammatically correct. However, the sentence lacks variety in sentence structure. Which of the following revisions of the sentence most effectively creates sentence variety?

  1. A

    A blur of white and brown, the dog chased its tail.

  2. B

    Chasing its tail, which was a blur of white and brown, the dog ran around the yard.

  3. C

    The dog chased its tail, and it was a blur of white and brown.

  4. D

    The dog chased its tail, a blur of white and brown.

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