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Correct answer: B. In one fluid motion, Clara swung the torch and Clubbed Dan as hard as she could over the head.
- A. In one fluid motion, Clara swang the torch-and clubbed Dan as hard as she could over the Head
- B. In one fluid motion, Clara swung the torch and Clubbed Dan as hard as she could over the head.
- C. In one fluid motion, Clara swung the torch and clubbed Dan as harder, as she could over the head.
- D. In one fluid motion, Clara swung the torch and club Dan as hard as she could over the head.
Explanation
This sentence corrects the errors from option A: "Swung" is the correct past tense of "swing." "Clubbed" is the correct verb form. "Clubbed Dan" is properly structured. "Head" is lowercase.
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