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15. When an experience is described as a common occurrence it is (Inferential) a. an incident that is disappointing b. an episode that is quite alarming C. an event that is no longer surprising d. an occasion
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15. When an experience is described as a common occurrence

it is
(Inferential)
a. an incident that is disappointing
b. an episode that is quite alarming
C. an event that is no longer surprising
d. an occasion that is overwhelming​

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Answer:

b but not sure ............

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The answer is C. Explanation: it has already happened to you a lot of times.
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