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AP English Language and Composition: Passage Drill Drill 1, Problem 2. What is the speaker's primary purpose in using onomatopoeia in line four?
AP English Literature and Composition 1.1 Passage Drill 7. The primary purpose of this passage is what?
Wishing upon a star may help you pass your AP English Language and Composition test, but answering this question would be a safer bet.
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With respect to the author's argument, the purpose of paragraph 4 lines 24–34 is to
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Okay A peeing langer's here we go with respect to
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the author's argument The purpose of paragraph four lines twenty
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four through thirty for there is tio Well do what
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Let's just gaze lovingly at lines twenty four through thirty
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four Yet we're not all spirit of the rest of
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europe Intern during the century and with the weight problem
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By beginning the english we laugh and find following neighbors
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and governments or peace with each other Individuals every nation
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and every magnify matter prides with pleasure The national varieties
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from the magic good take to imitate each other and
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all the external embellishments have lied Well let's think about
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this The author started with well how dreadful a visit
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to america is and then hard cut tio How europeans
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act with each other This is where she finally loops
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back and explains that europeans are really like siblings They
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make fun of each other but ultimately love and learn
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from each other which as she'll reveal later is the
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exact opposite of what americans do And because the author
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introduced this idea at the beginning it's highly unlikely that
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she's decided to be a satirical of four paragraphs in
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self Just get rid of a and the line as
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long as the governments are at peace with each other
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also isn't meant to foreshadow a coming war because well
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this isn't a fictional text and fanny doesn't have miss
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clios psychic power that well that we know of to
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get her to see the other repeats the importance of
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etiquette throughout which suggests that it's important to her get
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rid of the in this paragraph She hasn't yet addressed
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american barbarism about give her time and you know get
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rid of e She'll get there The right answer here
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be its purpose is to reveal surprising information about the 00:01:41.354 --> [endTime] dynamic described above
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