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English, 27.05.2021 19:30 nya95

Which of the following sentences would not be a good supporting sentence for a description paragraph?
A. One of the first things to do is adjust the level of the seat so that
your feet can reach the pedals.
B. Because the wheels are new, you can still see every piece of the
rubber tread.
C. Its shiny paint is a bright green that will be easily visible from far
away.
O D. The best part is the bright metal horn that sits on the handlebars.

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