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What is it called when a line of poetry continues on to another line both in sense and in grammar?A. end-stopped B. alliteration C. enjambment D. assonance the answer is c enjambment
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What is it called when a line of poetry continues on to another line both in sense and in grammar?A.

end-stopped
B.
alliteration
C.
enjambment
D.
assonance

the answer is c enjambment

User Mayank Sharma
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Answer:

a

Step-by-step explanation:

poems

User Robert Christ
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Hi

The correct answer is end-stopped
Because
the ends of lines are a natural place for syntactic units to conclude in poetry because line breaks already suggest a pause. Because of this, end-stopped lines are used in most poetry.
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