Invent a new word. Write out its meaning. Write two sentences using the word, with context clues. What part of speech is this word? What can it be used.

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Invent a new word. Write out its meaning. Write two sentences using the word, with context clues. What part of speech is this word? What can it be used as? When can it be used? When can’t it be used?

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Dear Confused, Write an explaining how to use literary devices to analyze a poem. Also explain how you analyzed Emily Dickinson’s “Because I Could Not Stop For Death.”