I have watched both explanation videos and im honestly still confused how AC A is wrong. I feel like most people sending roses when they send flowers ties into the idea of people not caring to please the receiver when they send something, because even if they know that someone prefers one thing to another they still send the thing they just send usually. Can a tutor plz help explain? I am confused.
literally the one part that makes AC C correct, "more fully," is SO insane.
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I have watched both explanation videos and im honestly still confused how AC A is wrong. I feel like most people sending roses when they send flowers ties into the idea of people not caring to please the receiver when they send something, because even if they know that someone prefers one thing to another they still send the thing they just send usually. Can a tutor plz help explain? I am confused.