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

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asked Jan 6, 2018 28.6k views

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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

English
high-school

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im going with d for this one

CuriousDude answered Jan 8, 2018

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Answer:

c. enjambment

Step-by-step explanation:

just took the test on e2020

Joony answered Jan 11, 2018

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