Which phrases include sensory language? Choose three correct answers.

Sensory language uses details that appeal to the senses, such as what something looks or feels like. “Scarred, stained” describes visible marks on the rug, “softly drifting” suggests gentle movement and sound, and “bumpy, twisted” describes the tree’s texture and shape. “The rabbit next door” and “the newly bought car” do not include comparable sensory details.

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