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To 'interject' a comment literally means... a. throw back c. throw b. throw between d. throw in
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To 'interject' a comment literally means...

a. throw back
c. throw
b. throw between
d. throw in

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The correct answer is probably "throw between" because to interject means to interrupt and add something of your own. Thus you would throw your comment in between the speaking process of your friend who is talking.
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