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11. Answer the questions that follow in 100-120 words, 1. Write a letter to the poet detailing your favourite aspects of the poem and the
ones that you did not like. Include a request about which animal you'd like her to
exclusively compose a poem on. Give reason/sfor your choice.
XYZ USA
18th April...
Dear Ms. Wells
I just read your poem "How to Tell Wild Animals" and enjoyed it thoroughly!
(continue)
Yours sincerely GIVING BRANLIEST NEED PROPER ANSWERS

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