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English, 26.06.2019 18:50 jayjay5246

Reflect on your writing using the rubric. circle the score you feel you earned and underline/highlight the text that supports your score in the rubric. so basically this is giving me a hard time because i read the poem “a maidens lament” and now i’m supposed to use the siftt technique to kind of unravel the poem, but i just don’t really know how. me if you


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