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What is the text structure of leftovers and tracers

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romanna [79]3 years ago

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The text structure of the text called "Leftovers and Tracers" is chronological structure.

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In the text it says “In 1910,”. This quote is stated before “wasted two years,” “the next day,”. These two quotes are signal words for chronological text structure.

amm18123 years ago

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In the text it says “In 1910,”. This quote is stated before “wasted two years,” “the next day,”. These two quotes are signal words for chronological text structure.

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