English, 30.04.2021 18:50 roseemariehunter12
Which lines from "Baseball" use words with a funny connotation to explain just how important it still is to the speaker that he caught the ball? (Select all correct answers.)
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"You're no good, Bill. You won't catch this one"
"The game was over / a million years ago."
"He's gonna drop it!"
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