Question

(1) Every summer, I visit my grandparents’ farm in Iowa. (2) When I am there, I help with some of the chores, such as weeding the vegetable garden and milking the cows. (3) I do not spend all my time working, however. (4) When the weather is good, I get together with some of the teenagers who live in the area, and we spend the day doing outdoor activities. (5) We play baseball, go swimming, and have picnics. (6) The days we go horseback riding are the best of all. (7) I love the feel of the wind in my hair, and I enjoy looking at the beautiful scenery.

Which is the most effective way to invert sentence (6) in order to vary sentence patterns?

A. Best of all, some days we go horseback riding.


B. Best of all are the days we go horseback riding.


C. Horseback riding days are the best of all.

Answer 1

the answer you are looking for is choice C because it makes the most sense than any other choice

Answer 2

Answer:

The most effective way to invert sentence (6) in order to vary sentence patterns is Best of all are the days we go horseback riding.

Explanation:

The original sentence "The days we go horseback riding are the best of all." can have a pattern variation by switching its speech elements without changing its meaning, this would be with the sentence "Best of all are the days we go horseback riding" where superlative becomes the noun of the sentence.