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English, 12.02.2021 01:00 NateOLit

Read the sentence. My father was livid when another driver crashed into the back of our van, but my mother was delighted that we would have to get a new car.

Which word in the sentence gives a clue about the meaning of the word livid?

A. father
B. driver
C. delighted
D. new

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