English, 22.05.2021 21:30 banuelos90016

I had always thought she was a nice teacher, I suppose, and also very interesting. Sure, her lessons were sometimes, going on and on. I wasn’t crazy about the way she’d hover over our group in particular whenever she thought something was amiss. You know how they say that a watched pot never boils? Well, I do much better work when I don’t feel eyes on me, too! Choose the word that best fills in the blank.
A
spontaneous
B
tedious
C
contagious
D
amiss

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