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2 years ago
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Read the passage “Lost Keys.” Which details should be included in the summary and which details should be left out? Drag each ti

le to the correct location. Carter lost his car keys.Carter searched for his keys throughout his house.Carter’s mom suggested that he look in his room. Evette shouldn’t have let Carter use her car for his driving test.Carter’s sister saved the day by lending him her keys.Carter can be more independent with a driver’s license. the category's are include in summary and leave out of summary.
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enyata [817]2 years ago
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Answer:Included:Carter losy his car keys. Carter searched for his keys throughout his house. Carters sister saved the day by lending him her keys.

Leave out: Carter can be more independent with a drivers licence. Carters mom suggested that he look in his room. Evette shouldn't have let Carter use her car first his driving test.

Explanation:

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