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The introduction of a narrative essay should always a. state a purpose. b. set the tone. c. include dialogue. d. describe the setting.
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The introduction of a narrative essay should always
a. state a purpose.
b. set the tone.
c. include dialogue.
d. describe the setting.
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Im assuming its A. a state of purpose
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im pretty sure that the answer is A. state a purpose
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