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English, 17.07.2019 02:50 addisonrausch

In the following sentences, one statement is the general point, and the other statements are specific support for the point. identify the sentence that contains the general point. carla has a great smile. carla is a pleasure to be around. carla asks you questions about yourself. carla really listens when you talk.

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