I'm an overseas student, therefore, I'm not sure about the way to answer questions asking about techniques. When it comes to effects, what's going to happen if the effects you provides don't match the solutions of your teachers even though they still make sense? Thank you so much!
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*question about English techniques! (1 Viewer)
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If the teacher asks specifically about a technique, then you would need to talk about that technique.
But generally, that isn't the case. As long as your literary analysis makes sense, then you should be good. Don't try to guess what technique your teacher's after, because they don't have one in mind. It's about make your own conclusions and interpretations, and providing evidence in the form of quotes and techniques.
But generally, that isn't the case. As long as your literary analysis makes sense, then you should be good. Don't try to guess what technique your teacher's after, because they don't have one in mind. It's about make your own conclusions and interpretations, and providing evidence in the form of quotes and techniques.