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Andreas93 [3]
3 years ago
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Make a claim. Write in RACE method. What do you think the writer hopes people would learn from "The L0st Dog?" Write in complete

sentences. https://www.write4fun.net/view-entry/194895 for the l0st dog story
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1 answer:
mina [271]3 years ago
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Restate the question

Answer the question

Cite the source

Explain

Correct? ^

Answer:

The lesson I believe the writer is trying to convey in the The L0st Dog is fairly on the nose; 'to never lose hope on something you don't know 100%. In paragraph five and six the protagonist is seen running from a group of aforementioned men, barely escaping he end up reunited with his friend Rose, ending the story with the line "[...] Never give up hope on something you haven’t found."

Now I didn't 'explain' 'cause It'd sound redundant but if you want or need to, just add on with '...which means' or '...is/that's an example of,' et cetera.

- Something along those lines at least =)

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