Identify the topic sentence.
1"it wasn't easy," she said. 2 she stood up slowly, staggering fr...
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Identify the topic sentence.
1"it wasn't easy," she said. 2 she stood up slowly, staggering from fatigue. 3 "i had to stay up all night, but i finished my project." 4 her weary face broke into a smile.
identify the topic sentence.
1 she had huge bags under her eyes. 2 her glasses were crooked. 3 her hair was tussled and her clothes crumpled. 4 she had just finished a long night.
could someone me i got all the other but these two.
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