[ Relative Clause ]
It’s the book . It’ll interest children of all ages.
A. It’s the book that it’ll interest children of all ages.
B. It’s the book which will interest children of all ages.
C. It’s the book which it is interested children of all ages.
D. It’s the book who is interested children of all ages.
Select your answer:
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