i think it's a

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i think it's a

anonymous · Answer

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arabpride · Answer

I wouldn't mind helping you at all, but i wish u'd post it in the correct section (english) because, otherwise, this is considered spam.. c:

anonymous · Answer

B

anonymous · Answer

haha i know i'm sorry but i very rarely get help in the english section i promise ill only post in this section tonight

anonymous · Answer

could you explain it to me @eashy

anonymous · Answer

It will be option B, because colon can be use to specify a list :)

anonymous · Answer

A is the object of a preposition (from), so there's no need for a colon
for C, the colon splices the adjective (your) from the nouns it modifies
for D, birds, flowers, .. is the object of a verb, so there's no need for a colon

for B, the colon specifies a list describing the preceding noun (hobbies)

anonymous · Answer

thank you very much for explaining it @annas

arabpride · Answer

Definitely B.) because all the other sentences could do with a simple comma where the colon is placed, but since 'Jade has unusual hobbies' is an independent clause, it needed a colon to make the sentence run fluently. c: