Read the excerpt from The People Could Fly Never again do Bruh Gator sleep most far from the riverside. If he yeddy any branch c
reak, or gush snap, if he yeddy any sound be like cracklin fire, he don't say nothin. Just quick, him fall off he log in the water. Cause he know Trouble when he hear it. For true. How does the author help readers understand what the word yeddy means? She mentions the sounds of the branch and the fire. She says that the alligator sleeps far from the river. She mentions that the alligator falls off the log. She says that her story about the fire is true.
The author help readers understand what the word yeddy means when She mentions the sounds of the branch and the fire
Explanation:
The word yeddy is principally used in the South of Carolina by the Geechee people, this word means "to hear", the writer helps the readers to understand this meaning by the description of several well-known sounds, many of the actions that she mentions around that word make reference to a sound, later the precise word here is used in a sentence just after all the descriptions.
A. She mentions the sounds of the branch and the fire.
Explanation:
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Plus, this gives it away "If he <em>yeddy</em> any <u><em>branch creak,</em></u> or gush snap"," if he <em>yeddy</em> any <em>sound be like</em><em><u>cracklin fire</u></em>, he don't say nothin"
