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Why do authors change the normal subject-verb-object agreement? A. for lyrical effect B. for rhythmic effect C. for rhetorical effect (make it more persuasive) D. for questioning…

Why do authors change the normal subject-verb-object agreement? A. for lyrical effect B. for rhythmic effect C. for rhetorical effect (make it more persuasive) D. for questioning…
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Why do authors change the normal subject-verb-object agreement?

A. for lyrical effect
B. for rhythmic effect
C. for rhetorical effect (make it more persuasive)
D. for questioning effect
E. All of the above

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Answer:

c

Step-by-step explanation:

i just thin it's letter C

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