How do these two passages differ in the tone of their narrator?
a) the narrator of the first...
English, 19.12.2019 00:31 amandasantiago2001
How do these two passages differ in the tone of their narrator?
a) the narrator of the first passage is frightened. the narrator of the second passage is angry.
b) the narrator of the first passage is naive. the narrator of the second passage is authoritative.
c) the narrator of the first passage is subjective. the narrator of the second passage is objective.
d) the narrator of the first passage is optimistic. the narrator of the second passage is pessimistic.
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