Read the dictionary entry.

re • frain [ri-freyn]

1. (verb) to resist doing something

2. (noun) the chorus of a musical piece

Which sentence uses refrain as a noun?

The flight attendant requested that the passengers refrain from smoking.

Students should refrain from using their cell phones during the lecture.

Experienced audience members refrain from clapping until the end.

The haunting refrain stayed with the audience long after the show ended.

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Blondie

English

29 March, 21:53

Read the dictionary entry.

re • frain [ri-freyn]

1. (verb) to resist doing something

2. (noun) the chorus of a musical piece

Which sentence uses refrain as a noun?

The flight attendant requested that the passengers refrain from smoking.

Students should refrain from using their cell phones during the lecture.

Experienced audience members refrain from clapping until the end.

The haunting refrain stayed with the audience long after the show ended.

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Answers (2)

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Jordyn Heath · Answer 1

Its D ''The haunting refrain stayed with the audience long after the show ended.''

Finn Price · Answer 2

Well, according to the the dictionary entry it is pretty clear to recognize the right sentence. I am absolutely sure that the correct answer is the sentence from the last option - ''The haunting refrain stayed with the audience long after the show ended.'' Leading by common grammar rules and depending on the context of course, this statement is the only one that really makes sense and uses refrain as a noun in a proper way.