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English, 03.02.2021 16:40 sarahhtsvetkovs

Read this sentence, and identify the changes that would make it easier to read. The game was tricky and we were down by one point
when the clock said
the buzzer was about to go off so
Chase made an impossible shot.
Which of the passages below is the clearest and smoothest revision of this sentence?
We were down by one point in a tricky game when Chase made an impossible shot just as the
buzzer was about to go off.
The game was tricky. We were down by one point. The clock said the buzzer was about to go
off. Chase made an impossible shot.
In a tricky game we were down by one point when the clock said the buzzer was about to go
off. Chase made an impossible shot.
The game was tricky, and we were down by one point. Then, when the buzzer was about to
go off, Chase made an impossible shot.

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