Question

which sentence is correct? hint: \all ready\ means completely ready; \already\ means previously started or done. susan all ready made it to the dance. susan is all ready to go to the dance. susan went to the dance all ready.

Explanation:

The first sentence "Susan all ready made it to the dance" is incorrect because "all ready" (completely ready) doesn't fit the context of having already arrived (which would use "already"). The third sentence "Susan went to the dance all ready" is grammatically awkward. The second sentence "Susan is all ready to go to the dance" correctly uses "all ready" (meaning completely ready) in the context of preparing to go to the dance.

Answer:

Susan is all ready to go to the dance.