All the living things perceive things through their senses. Therefore, when writing a sensory language, the aim of the writer is to connect the reader to see with a scene, an image, description or action. Hence, the language which connects to the five senses, smell, sound, sight, taste and touch to create a description or image is known as sensory language.
In the above phrases, phrases which include sensory language are:
2.the softly drifting snow <em>(connecting with the touch)
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3.the bumpy, twisted tree <em>(connecting with the touch)
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6.the scarred, stained rug <em>(connecting with the sight)
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A it gives lots of detail and is pretty helpful
In this case, converse is going to mean the <em>opposite. </em>So, the best answer here is D! =)
Answer:
He's speaking in first person, because he's talking as if he were there
"I've been dreaming three days straight that I was in Las Vegas."