And other days you can't."

My grandfather, an avid gardener, once wrote to me, "Some days you can put off gardning

Which best fills in the blank?

[l. e.)

[sic]

[mistake)

Question

Grace Dunn

English

21 August, 06:30

And other days you can't."

My grandfather, an avid gardener, once wrote to me, "Some days you can put off gardning

Which best fills in the blank?

[l. e.)

[sic]

[mistake)

+3

Answers (2)

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Brock Bell · Answer 1

I'd say sic

Adyson Chaney · Answer 2

Answer: sic

Explanation: used in brackets after a copied or quoted word that appears odd or erroneous to show that the word is quoted exactly as it stands in the original, as in a story must hold a child's interest and "enrich his [ sic ] life.".

And other days you can't."My grandfather, an avid gardener, once wrote to me, "Some days you can put off gardningWhich best fills in the blank?[l. e.)[sic][mistake)

And other days you can't."

My grandfather, an avid gardener, once wrote to me, "Some days you can put off gardning

Which best fills in the blank?

[l. e.)

[sic]

[mistake)