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Which sentence below uses the word fine as an interjection? A. The weather is very fine today. B. Did you pay your fine at the library? C. Fine, do whatever you want.
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Which sentence below uses the word fine as an interjection?

A.
The weather is very fine today.

B.
Did you pay your fine at the library?

C.
Fine, do whatever you want.

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c fine do whatever you want.
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Option correct is C: "Fine, do whatever you want"

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