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English, 07.12.2020 20:10 Leftie500

Read the paragraph from Carla’s personal narrative. Raul and I argued about the science project. I could tell that he was really mad. Clearly we had different ideas, but which one of us would have an idea about how to solve our differences? I tried to stay calm and see things from his point of view, but the way he was acting made it hard. Maybe it was time to talk to our science teacher.

Which change to the paragraph would most help Carla paint a picture for readers?

A. adding details to decribe rauls behaivor
B. adding the narrators private thoughts
C. adding dialouge between raul and the teacher
D. adding more first person thoughts

Pls help me

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