Which word could best replace either the underlined clause or word in the paragraph?

“Let sleeping dogs lie,” my mother told me. My sister and I had been arguing over a blouse she had borrowed from me and left in a heap on the floor. My mother finally made her wash it and put it back in my closet, but I couldn’t let it go. I was still angry. When I mentioned the blouse again, my mother said she wanted to avoid hearing anything more about it.

A.
enough

B.
fine

C.
skip

D.
stop

Respuesta :

I will guess because I don't know what is underlined. But I am %100 percent sure the answer is "D". Because your mom said she wants to avoid hearing about the blouse again. That means your mom said she wants to "Stop" hearing about the blouse again. So it fits, so that is why I am %100 sure "D" is the answer. So the answer is "D". Which is "Stop."
I'm saving A because whenever my parents find me arguing with my sister, she says, "that is ENOUGH."