Which sentence uses phrases to provide clarity and variety to its meaning?

The football players were ecstatic when they won the game.

After the game ended, the football players tossed a cooler full of ice over

their coach's head

The game ended, and the football players were happy.

No one was more happy than the football players and their coach when

the game ended

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Harper Robertson

English

26 August, 14:15

Which sentence uses phrases to provide clarity and variety to its meaning?

The football players were ecstatic when they won the game.

After the game ended, the football players tossed a cooler full of ice over

their coach's head

The game ended, and the football players were happy.

No one was more happy than the football players and their coach when

the game ended

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Giuliana Harding · Answer 1

I would say the best answer is "After the game ended, the football players tossed a cooler full of ice over their coach's head."

Explanation:

The preposition phrase "After ... ended" provides a setting and context, while the phrase "over ... head." gives the clarity and detail. Catch another phrase in "full ... ice" that does the same! All three phrases add variety and depth to the statement "The football players tossed a cooler."