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By emphasizing the number of words in the poem and writing down the syllables by stressing certain words. <~ Hope this helps a little bit.. That's all I really know, haha!
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Answer:
In Bud, Not Buddy, by Christopher Paul Curtis, Bud comes to the end of his journey, in Michigan (in the middle of the Great Depression) looking for his father. Bud (only ten) has lost his mother (at six years old). Since then, he has lived in an orphanage, and has been mistreated by his foster family and has run away.
Explanation:
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The tone is reflective; words such as before and used establish this because they show that Anne is thinking meaningfully about the past.
If there are statistics them your passage is non fiction. there is no passage
