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“Yes, I like you―as a friend.” A. an unfinished thought B. pause C. interruption D. calling attention
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“Yes, I like you―as a friend.”

A. an unfinished thought

B. pause

C. interruption

D. calling attention

User Martin Hierholzer
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Answer:

I would say its A

Step-by-step explanation:

because they may not be finished with what they are saying I guess not really sure

User Amirhosseinab
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PLEASE STOP COMMENTING

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