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Which phrase from the paragraph best the reader understand the meaning of the underlined word? christina was sweeping her driveway when she slid on some sand. the inertia of christina’s foot sliding over the sand caused her to fall forward. she fell into the flowerbed and sprained her wrist when she tried to break her fall. a. tried to break her fall b. sprained her wrist c. was sweeping her driveway d. sliding over the sand

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