Read the sentence.
Olivia was normally a very articulate presenter, so everyone was surprised...
Read the sentence.
Olivia was normally a very articulate presenter, so everyone was surprised when she seemed to trip over her words as she gave her campaign speech.
Which word adds an affix to the word articulate to most effectively describe Olivia in this situation?
A - inarticulate
B - articulation
C - articulating
D - articulately
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