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A writer who is seeking to create vivid images for the reader is likely to use A. figurative language. B. expository syntax. C. technical words. D. an expert's opinion.
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A writer who is seeking to create vivid images for the reader is likely to use

A. figurative language.
B. expository syntax.
C. technical words.
D. an expert's opinion.

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- - To be vivid is to explain far and be able to "Create" still images that comes to mind.

I would say A because to write a figurative language is to be very impactful in detail.

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