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Dashes are characterized as a small horizontal line(longer than a hyphen) which is used to mark a pause in the sentence by isolating the group of words. They can be used to connect two ideas
by marking the 'bonus phrases' which add additional information in the sentence. For example,
"Even the easiest things — watching movie, playing football, and going out with friends — became dream for me as I have my exams next week."
It is also used for <u>signaling the introductions of the sentence or conclusions</u>. For instance,
"To enhance your performance, you need to strictly focus on things you lag behind in — strength, confidence, and self-reliance."
Answer:
facts, quotations, rhetorical question
Explanation:
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Poems lend themselves to different interpretations.
Explanation:
Poems offer a sense of mystery by not giving the reader a clear idea of how the poem was intended to be interpreted, and instead leaving it up to the audience to figure out the poem's meaning.
Answer:
Give readers a sense of closure or completion and restate the essay's main points.
Explanation:
Originally, I thought it could be important to provide a hook. However, that is more of an introduction thing. The whole point of the introduction is to hook the reader and make them want to read more. A conclusion is the completion of the essay. It restates the main points as a form of emphasis. Might even leave some questions to let the readers think about.
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