Correct the errors in the following sentence:
There were a lot of applause at the Oscars and they had rose the most when the winner of the best movie had been announced.
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Tuesday, March 18, 2008
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Applause increased, during the Oscars, when the winner for best movie was announced.
There was a lot of applause at the Oscars, but it rose the most when the winner for the best movie was announced.
There was a lot of applause at the Oscars. The loudest applause came when they announced the winner of the best movie.
Tammy: Good, but check punctuation.
Kelsey: Good solution.
Margaret: Close--check pronoun usage;-)
The applause at the Oscars increased when the winner of the best movie was announced.
Applause increased during the Oscars, when the winner for best movie was announced.
Samantha: Good solution:-)
Tammy: A little better;-)
Applause at the Oscars increased the most when the winner for best movie was announced.
Janine: That's a good solution:-)
There was a lot of applause at the Oscars. The loudest applause came when the winner of the best movie was announced.
Margaret: Even better:-)
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