Yet the beds remain popular with teens.
English, 29.01.2021 03:00 caitybugking
Which sentence uses the most FORMAL language?
A)
Yet the beds remain popular with teens.
B)
But that's not part of the plan for Cain.
C)
"I think if they (banned) tanning (beds), everyone could just be themselves,
Cain said.
D)
Dermatologists and other supporters of the legislation say that tanning
beds are linked to skin cancers.
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