How should the author revise sentence 17? QA
"they want to know if any of the food banks in town will accept cash donations."
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"They want to know if any of the food banks in town will accept cash donations."
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"They want to know if any of the food Banks in town will accept cash donations."
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"They want to know if any of The Food Banks in town will accept cash donations."
(1) "The weather forecast is predicting record high
temperatures for today," announced Jason as he walked into
his friends garage. (2) He dropped a bag full of canned goods
on a nearby chair and sighed deeply.
(3) "We'll be fine," Scylla replied with a cheerful
grin (4) there are plenty of ice-cold sodas in the
cooler. (5) Plus, we can go inside the house to cool off if we
need to (6) All of our family members are looking forward to
meeting our friends-in fact
, aunt Hera plans to order pizza
from Zeus' Deli for our lunch."
(7) "I am going to move our mother's car out of the garage."
said Scylla's twin sister Charybdis (8) "I don't want anything to
happen to her brand-new cadillac CTS Coupe." (9) She drove
down the driveway just as Herc pulled up in his scooter.
(10) "Did you guys see all the construction on Bridge
Road?" Herc asked his friends (11) "It looked like a scene out
of a disaster movie (12) I hope people will still show up today"
(13) "Don't worry, Herc," said Scylla (14) "Halthom city is
full of kind-hearted citizens. (15) I'm sure the Second Annual
Charity Food Drive will be a huge success."
(16) "Hey, sis, the ladies from the Junior League are here."
Charybdis said as she returned to the garage (17) "They want
to know if any of the Food Banks in town will accept cash
donations" (18) The four friends forgot about the blazing heat
as they enthusiastically collected donations for charity
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