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PLZZZZZZZZZZZZZ HELP Which sentence has an underlined word with a positive connotation? A. I don’t want to hang out with her. She acts so juvenile. B. The teenager’s childish behavior began to annoy his
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PLZZZZZZZZZZZZZ HELP Which sentence has an underlined word with a positive connotation? A. I don’t want to hang out with her. She acts so juvenile. B. The teenager’s childish behavior began to annoy his mother. C. My brother sometimes acts like an immature child who enjoys teasing his siblings. D. The principal spoke with a youthful enthusiasm as he shared the good news with the school.

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The answer is D. Positive connotation are associations that are good and make one feel good when reading those words
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The answer is D.

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Positive connotation is the one that sounds most positive, therefore that would be D. If you have any other questions today, feel free to ask, I'll be around for awhile. :)

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