An author might choose precise words over
vague words because the author could want the
reader to visualize the writing. The reader could
be confused and visualize something else
entirely if the author uses vague words. A good
example is if the writer is writing instructions, hel
she would need to be very specific. Another
example is if the writer is composing a poem, it
would be best if he/she uses precise words of
what they're describing. Ex., Vague: The flower
is pretty. Precise: The pink tulip bloomed
beautifully.
Answer:
At one time, what are now thought of as "idealist" or "formalist" ap- proaches were the powerful and the privileged, as it does in The Tempest
Explanation:
The Tempest is unlike any other play in Shakespeare's body of work. It takes place all in one day; it is filled with magic and spirits; it revisits many themes Shakespeare has tackled before; and, it focuses on Prospero, a main character who is totally in control of his own story.
The answer is, "We can go on a picnic, but it may rain."
“Often called the exposition, this is the part of the story where we are introduced to the main conflict, or main problem.”
I didn’t read the story so I’m not sure what the main conflict would be..
