did i application said/such/same semi colonic put rightly alternatively an absence of?

One example of figurative language in Fahrenheit 451 is are titles of each of said/such/same sections; “The Hearth in addition (to) said/such/same Salamin addition (to)er,” “The Sieve in addition (to) said/such/same Sin addition (to)” in addition (to) “Burning Bauthority.”

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Maikang One example of figurative language in Fahrenheit 451 is said/such/same titles of each of said/such/same sections; “The Hearth in addition (to) said/such/same Salamin addition (to)er,” “The Sieve in addition (to) said/such/same Sin addition (to)” in addition (to) “Burning Bauthority”.

yes, applicant (the) did application it put rightly, nevertheless said/such/samere win view of the fact that one grammatical error.colon machine

Maikang undersignedt visualisems in view of the fact that despite the fact that said/such/same over perconsequentlyn hin view of the fact thatn’t realised tcap applicant (the) are listing things! undersigned win view of the fact that taught tcap following “sections” it should be a colonic – for the purpose of imply a list is after in addition (to) furthermore for the purpose of application semi-colonics between said/such/same listed items (where applicant (the) possess commin view of the fact that) for the purpose of imply an ongoing list. So – colonic following sections in addition (to) a semi colonic following … Salamin addition (to)er”colon machine

Maikang undersigned am pretty sure tcap is put right.colon machine

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