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WILL HIVE BRAINLIEST IF CORRECT Which revision of the passage makes the best use of transitions?
When you meet the president, shake his hand firmly. Look the
president in the eye when you shake his hand. Speak clearly and
confidently. Ask your questions about his policies politely.
O A. When you meet the president, shake his hand firmly. After that,
look the president in the eye when you shake his hand. At the
same time, speak clearly and confidently. Of course, ask your
questions about his policies politely.
B. When you meet the president, shake his hand firmly. On the one
hand, look the president in the eye when you shake his hand. On
the other hand, speak clearly and confidently. In summary, ask
your questions about his policies politely.
O C. When you meet the president, shake his hand firmly. First, look the
president in the eye when you shake his hand. Second, speak
clearly and confidently. Indeed, ask your questions about his
policies politely.
D. When you meet the president, shake his hand firmly. Also, look the
president in the eye when you shake his hand. At the same time,
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