Choose the correct transitional expression in the sentence below. the driver said that she didn't see the children before they dashed out into the street; (specifically/apparently) they ran out from behind a parked car.

a. specifically

b. apparently

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Koen Wall

25 August, 13:41

Choose the correct transitional expression in the sentence below. the driver said that she didn't see the children before they dashed out into the street; (specifically/apparently) they ran out from behind a parked car.

a. specifically

b. apparently

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Xzavier Estes · Answer 1

The driver said that she didn't see the children before they dashed out into the street, apparently they ran out from behind a parked car.

Apparently sounds more fluid and would portray the sentence as a reaction of shock or surprise.

Choose the correct transitional expression in the sentence below. the driver said that she didn't see the children before they dashed out into the street; (specifically/apparently) they ran out from behind a parked car.a. specificallyb. apparently

Choose the correct transitional expression in the sentence below. the driver said that she didn't see the children before they dashed out into the street; (specifically/apparently) they ran out from behind a parked car.

a. specifically

b. apparently