In writing, what is a "hook"?
question 2 options:
punctuation marks such a...
English, 02.02.2020 18:04 roxygirl8914
In writing, what is a "hook"?
question 2 options:
punctuation marks such as commas, parentheses, and question marks
a false statement that persuades you to agree with the writer
a quote, situation, or story that catches the reader's attention and encourages him/her to read more
facts that support your point
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