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When should you suggest that a peer add more specific sensory details to his report?

A when you find a section that does not seem related to the other ideas in the report
B when you’re having trouble visualizing or imagining what your peer describes
C when you are confused about the point that your peer is trying to make

User Andrej Palicka
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Answer:

B: when you’re having trouble visualizing or imagining what your peer describes

Step-by-step explanation:

what are sensory details? Sensory details uses the five senses such as sight, touch, taste, and smell, this adds a depth of detail to your story. This can help the reader visualize and really feel as if they were there.

Examples of sensory:

The taste of the lemonde was sour, I could feel the tartness as my mouth shriveled up to salivate.

Side note: I hope this helps, feel free to let me know if you need help with anymore questions :)

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