Which of the following would be used to increase the pace of a story? (5 points)

English

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Papessa [141]3 years ago

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Answer:

Short phrases

Explanation:

Pacing a story refers to build control over the speed and rhythm of the story. It refers to the speed which is adopted by the writer to tell a story. The parts which become too slow can be made to move faster by pacing the part. While the part which moves too fast can be accelerated using the pacing method. Short phrases used in the story would help the writer to give more information to the readers, thereby increasing the pace of the story.

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