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What is the tone of the following statement? "Still no word from Mark since he headed over to England, but I know he is very busy. I am sure we will hear from him soon A. Sad A B. Happy C. Hopeful D. Angry
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What is the tone of the following statement? "Still no word from Mark since he headed over to England, but I know he is very busy. I am sure we will hear from him soon

A. Sad
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B. Happy
C. Hopeful
D. Angry
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hopeful.

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because I have hope that he will be soon ☺️

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