Choose the best revision of the sentence.Tracy went to her uncle’s for dinner from France.Tracy’s uncle from France came over for dinner.Tracy from France’s uncle came over for dinner.Tracey went to France for her uncle’s dinner.

The original sentence is unclear because “from France” seems to describe the dinner rather than Tracy’s uncle. Choice B places the phrase next to “uncle,” making it clear that Tracy’s uncle came from France and came over for dinner. Choice C awkwardly suggests Tracy herself is from France, while D changes the meaning by saying Tracy went to France.

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