Asked by Timothydaileyblum

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MOM: You need to start your homework as soon as you get home from school. You will be too tired to do it later.

ISAAC: I'm tired when I get home from school because I've been paying attention in class and surrounded by people all day. I also have to clean my room and take Boomer for a walk.

MOM: Your homework is more important than both of those things.

ISAAC: I agree with you. But by the time I get home from school, I have been doing schoolwork for eight hours straight. If I had a break from doing schoolwork to take care of the other things I need to do before starting homework, I think I would be more focused. Also, I always finished my homework. It's important to me that it gets done, too.

Which sentence states Isaac's argument?

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But by the time I get home from school, I've been doing schoolwork for eight hours straight.
But by the time I get home from school, I've been doing schoolwork for eight hours straight.

If I had a break from doing schoolwork to take care of the other things I need to do before starting homework, I think I would be more focused.
If I had a break from doing schoolwork to take care of the other things I need to do before starting homework, I think I would be more focused.

I also have to clean my room and take Boomer for a walk.
I also have to clean my room and take Boomer for a walk.

I'm tired when I get home from school because I've been paying attention in class and surrounded by people all day.
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Answered by GPT-4 Turbo
Isaac's argument is:

"If I had a break from doing schoolwork to take care of the other things I need to do before starting homework, I think I would be more focused."

This sentence presents Isaac's reasoning for wanting to take a break before starting his homework, which is the central point of his argument.