Question

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Read the thesaurus entry below:

Impeccable: adjective. The lieutenant's record is impeccable. Flawless; unblemished, spotless, immaculate, pristine, perfect.

Which sentence uses a form of the word impeccable correctly?
She was wearing a suit, dress impeccably for her job interview.
Laurel's room was impeccably messy.
You're late again today; you are impeccable about promptness.
I cannot eat this soup; it doesn't taste good and it's prepared impeccably.

Answer 1

@Anna-Rose

Answer 2

what are your thoughts

Answer 3

umm

Answer 4

i think A

Answer 5

think of the type of sentence the first one is which definition do you think fits its purpose in thesentence

Answer 6

i would agree

Answer 7

so A?

Answer 8

that is my best assumption one sec

Answer 9

@destinystaggs do you think its right?

Answer 10

yes I do its A

Answer 11

IT WAS A!!!!!!!!!! :) thanks for all the help