Read this sentence: after alicia stubbed her toe on the door, she hobbled for a few days. what does the word hobbled suggest about alicia's experience? alicia has broken her toe. alicia cannot wear shoes. alicia is no longer able to walk. alicia is having trouble walking.

Alicia is having trouble walking 

The answer is D. Alicia is having trouble walking. Hobbled has a similar meaning to the word limp, and when you have a limp it is hard to walk.

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