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English, 10.09.2021 14:50 seandietz111

3) Syntax can be rearranged to create a different experience for the reader. Read the following passage while paying attention to the syntax. "We’re on a flat, open stretch of ground. A plain of hard-packed dirt. Behind the tributes across from me, I can see nothing, indicating either a steep downward slope or even a cliff. To my right lies a lake. To my left and back, sparse piney woods."
-- Suzanne Collins, The Hunger Games
Try to rewrite the passage using as many of the same words as in the original, but format it in a different way to change the syntax. Does your re-write change the feeling of the passage?

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