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Correct answer: B. After she returned from the three-week vacation, she looked very good.
- A. After she returned from the three-week vacations, she looked very well.
- B. After she returned from the three-week vacation, she looked very good.
- C. After she returned from the three-weeks vacation, she looks very good.
- D. After she returned from the three-week vacations. she looked very well.
Explanation
In this question, the focus is on the use of adverbs to modify verbs, specifically in the context of describing physical appearance. The adverb that appropriately describes the action of looking in terms of appearance is "good."
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