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English, 16.12.2021 17:10 JamesLachoneus

Mariah just read the following passage in a short story: “As the workers began hammering and sawing, Brenda felt excited about the additional space she’d have in her kitchen once the expansion was finished.”

What does expansion mean as it is used in this passage?

A.
work
B.
hammering
C.
continuation I think it's A, but I want to make sure :>
D.
enlargement

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