English, 10.07.2019 09:30 jmiller2446

Which of the following does not contain informal, inappropriate, or sexist language? a. though she knew she faced serious consequences if she was caught, she thought the hell with it and did it anyway. b. though she knew she faced serious consequences if she was caught, she thought yolo and did anyway. c. though she knew she faced serious consequences if she was caught, she did it anyway. d. though she knew she faced serious consequences if she was caught, she was cray, so she did it anyway. sorry people some of the sentences in the test i'm taking have some words that are probably not a word

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