Which two sentences use the word durable correctly if durable means lasting?

A. Aunt Mary enjoyed telling her durable lengthy childhood stories.

B. Father's lecture went on for a durable amount of time.

C. The constant noise of the sirens was durable.

D. Hank's old work truck proved to be durable for many years.

E. The trousers were made out of durable material.

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1 December, 08:33

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Cherish Jarvis · Answer 1

Cherish Jarvis 1 December, 09:01

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I think the answer to it a

Elianna Lester · Answer 2

To be durable means to be able to withstand wear so the most possible answers would be d and e