SAT English Practice Question
The following text is adapted from "The Open Boat" by Stephen Crane, an American writer who became famous for his naturalist style. The text describes a storm that is threatening a small lifeboat with four men aboard: "Then the captain, in the manner of the old-time sea-captains who went down with their ships, said to the men: "Well, boys, we’ve got her at last!"
- A.Well boys, we got her at last!
- B.Well, boys, we've got her at last!
- C.Well, boys, we’ve got her at last!
- D.Well boys, we got her at last!
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