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2. When a theme is not stated directly, a reader must

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I think. that's what i do soo

bazaltina [42]3 years ago

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If the Theme is not stated explicitly in a sentence or paragraph, then it is implied and students must consciously work to uncover it by analysing the details to infer the Theme.

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