Use context clues to determine the meaning of the adage "It’s easier said than done." A.
Doing something, like finding the baseball, is more difficult than saying you're going to do it.

B.
It would be easier to get a new baseball than to find that one.

C.
There’s nothing to do when things get broken.

D.
Sometimes it is easier to not talk about broken windows.

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