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English, 17.10.2021 06:00 mandyt6058

Until her birthday, she was allowed to open her presents. A. It is not until her birthday that she is allowed to open her presents.
B. This was the first time she was allowed to open her presents.
C. She opened her presents until her birthday.
D. It was not until her birthday that she was allowed to open her presents.

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