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Select the connotations of the italicized word in the sentence below. Select all that apply. Gina's shirt is tattered. 1.worn-out 2.ugly 3.loved 4.stylish

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Answer: 1

Explanation: because you would hear "Tattered" when reffering to something being worn-out.

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Answer is 1 (worn out). Tattered means tipped/shredded

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