Use 'egocentric' in a sentence. A. He was so ...

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Use ‘egocentric’ in a sentence.

A. He was so egocentric that he never talked about himself.

B. She was so egocentric that she never bothered to ask how her friends were doing.

C. She was so egocentric that she always shared her toys with her friends.

D. He was so egocentric that he always put others before himself.

Select your answer:
A B C D E

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