Fix grammaticality in this sentence: When I rode up to it, it turned out to be a raccoon dog!
The raccoon dog was a raccoon.
The raccoon dog was a raccoon.
Correct: The raccoon dog was a raccoon.
The raccoon dog was a raccoon.
The raccoon dog was a raccoon.
The raccoon dog was a raccoon.
The raccoon dog was a raccoon.
The raccoon dog was a raccoon.
The raccoon dog was a raccoon.
The raccoon dog was a raccoon
I was a raccoon dog.
I was a raccoon dog.
The word “I was a raccoon” is a contraction of “I was a raccoon.”
The word “I was a raccoon” is a contraction of “I was a raccoon.”
The word “I was a raccoon” is a contraction of “I was a raccoon.”
The word “I was a raccoon” is a contraction of “I was a raccoon.”