15. Read the following sentence from the essay.
The designer of this bridge did the unth...
English, 03.04.2020 11:51 christeinberg1
15. Read the following sentence from the essay.
The designer of this bridge did the unthinkable and made something that was impossible possible, Michel Virloguex.
Which is the BEST way to rewrite the sentence?
A. The designer of the bridge did the unthinkable, Michel Virlogeux, and made something that was impossible possible.
B. The designer of this bridge, Michel Virlogeux, did the unthinkable and made something that was impossible possible.
C. Michel Virlogeux did the unthinkable and made something that was impossible possible because he was the designer of the bridge.
D. Michel Virlogeux, the designer of the bridge did the unthinkable, he made something that was impossible possible.
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