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Which sentence uses an adjective with an emphatic connotation? Jim was ecstatic to see Katie. Jim was pleased to see Katie. Jim was happy to see Katie. Jim was glad to see Katie.
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Which sentence uses an adjective with an emphatic connotation?

Jim was ecstatic to see Katie.
Jim was pleased to see Katie.
Jim was happy to see Katie.
Jim was glad to see Katie.

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I believe the answer 'Jim was ecstatic to see Katie' because the adjective 'ecstatic' has a profound effect on the scene and you can evidently imagine it.
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the answer is A because he was ecstatic to see katie.
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