Question

which sentence uses recruit correctly?
irma recruited her trumpet case into the back seat of her mothers car.
the band director recruited irmas broken trumpet so she could play it again.
irma plays the trumpet so well that the school marching band recruited her.

Explanation:

The word "recruit" means to enlist or hire someone (or sometimes to get something, but in the context of people, it's about getting them to join a group/organization).

• In the first sentence, "recruited" is used with a trumpet case, which is an object, and the action of putting a case in a car is not what "recruit" means.
• In the second sentence, "recruited" is used with a broken trumpet, and "recruit" is not used to mean fixing or using a broken instrument.
• In the third sentence, the school marching band is enlisting Irma (who plays trumpet well) to join the band, which fits the meaning of "recruit".

Answer:

Irma plays the trumpet so well that the school marching band recruited her.