Question

Which sentence is most clearly written? A. As I was driving to work this morning, running a little late, I saw a B. While driving to work this morning, I passed a car accident at the C. There was a car accident, although I don't think anyone got hurt, D. Although I don't think anyone got hurt, there was a car accident at car accident near Elm and Juniper. corner of Elm and Juniper. this morning, at the corner of Elm and Juniper. the corner of Elm, the one near the school, and Juniper.

Answer 1

By the looks of it, it seems that option c. is the most clearly written.

C. There was a car accident, although I don't think anyone got hurt might be your best answer.

Answer 2

The correct answer is B) While driving to work this morning, I passed a car accident at the corner of Elm and Juniper.

The sentence that is most clearly written is "While driving to work this morning, I passed a car accident at the corner of Elm and Juniper."

When writing a sentence, you have to be specific, direct, and clear. Of course, you check your grammar and spelling and avoid wordy sentences that do not have any real meaning on it. If any other detail, adjective or peace of information is necessary, you included. But remember to be real, direct, and to the point, specific.