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Semmy [17]
3 years ago
9

Write an essay in which you identify 3 examples of imagery in Mark twain's Cub Pilot on the Mississippi Then explain how he uses

the imagery to help convey a theme that glamorous dreams sometimes turn into harsh realities.
English
1 answer:
olga55 [171]3 years ago
8 0

To answer this question, here is a guide to help you write the essay:

  1. Make a proper research about Mark Twain's Cub Pilot on the Mississippi.
  2. Study the text very well.
  3. Outline your points on how he uses the imagery to help convey the theme.
  4. Buttress your points clearly and precisely.

<h3>What is essay?</h3>

Essay refers to a piece of writing that actually shows the writer's perspective and point of view on a subject matter. Essay writing helps to inform the audience or narrate something to an audience.

We can see that to effectively write an essay on identifying imagery in Mark twain's Cub Pilot on the Mississippi, you need to make an adequate research on it.

Learn more about essay on brainly.com/question/25607827

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